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Coyote vs Acme is very good, and even funnier if you are a long time fan of Looney Tunes, and it has clever bits, the re-contextualization of the Coyote / Roadrunner fight and some other clever character twists. It also deftly navigates some big tonal shifts, with a lot of heart.
Normally I have some snarky joke but this is just a cool victorian I visited yesterday! Completely restored inside and out.
The estate sale gods have smiled their wicked toothy smiles upon me today. I don't know what this is, but I'm sure the walls will bleed blood tonight. Mama T, 83!
#indiegame #gamedev #noai It's not as exciting as game play but even the destructible props are procedurally generated! Also have an improved random wood texture generator.
Two things I didn't know existed. Giant smarties alone would have solved many of the world's intractable problems.
If you love, or are part of, the video game industry, or have ever dreamed of making games, the first 3 minutes of spitting truth venom on this video will not make your day, but needs to be heard.
Civvie11@civvie11.bsky.social · last mo.CLASSIC QUAKE EXPANSIONS PLUS AN INTRO THAT TOOK A PIECE OF MY SOUL youtu.be/tKHPtFO2Roc
Test page of my no-data (and NO AI) #procedural generated #game -- working on randomized animations and randomized monsters holding guns so it's more obvious to a player how dangerous they are on sight. #indiegame #gamedev
I don't know how the Salem Fair swung a license with Disney for the Haunted Mansion!
Rumor is that Id software has lost *all* its coders to the Microsoft lay offs. The industry I love is imploding and, again, it's the creators that take the blast.
Estate sales have been dismal lately but did run into this start of a found footage horror film!
Some current development pictures of my #nodata #procedural generated #indiegame. Development is now in the refinement phase where I slowly improve all the generators and the game play mechanics.
Well, here’s my giant Halloween Bat from the late ‘80s.
Welp, first video of mine to hit 0.25 million. I feel the dam of internet stardom is breaking, and by my calculation, I need only 70 or so more years and actually produce new content.
Showing off my Halloween Spook-O-Lites from the 1960s. 🎃
Estate Sale Find: People whine about wood burning kits, but pinecones soaked in firework chemicals is probably a bit more serious of a hazard! Might burn off a hand, but it'll sure be pretty and colorful when it happens!
Years ago, before blow molds made a comeback, I tried my hand at them. I had a 3d model made, had it printed, and then I created a duplicate (with the bad paint job) by rotational modeling. It all worked, but jumping to manufacturing that at a large size was too daunting at the time.
Spent an extraordinary time working on the ui for my procedurally generated shooter. As there is no data, there's no bitmaps, so it all has to be drawn procedurally, which was kind of a pain!
I almost broke a leg to get this picture. This reservoir is almost 11 feet too low (that circular thing should be submerged.). Thank the good lord above they want to build a data center right next to it! 🤬
If you know it, you know why. BTW: I found this episode again a couple years ago and decades later and, aside from the title blowing the reveal, it's really effective. It really is creepy. You wouldn't think that from Buck Rogers in the 25th Century.
Miss M 🧜🏻♀️@diaryofadorkette.bsky.social · 3mo ago“Think back to your childhood. Do you remember when the anxiety started?” It was a tie between these two.
Estate sale find: A what seems to be never used Marshall practice amp. I play through emulation, it's kind of weird to play with *only* gain - not even reverb. It's a great little amp, with a big tone, I'm impressed. What is not impressive is the completely unflattering angle I took this video at!
When I post estate sale finds, I'm usually snarky but I absolutely adore these people, I love when you see a house where people collected the things that make them happy, as stunning as it might be to me. The Stuffed Zoo was amazing, but the Room of Fine Lady Butt Art was extraordinary.
Today's estate sale find I rescued this good boy: Chap The Obedient Dog! 1950s, Japanese robotic dog. Don't have the batteries to test (yet) but I suspect it's seized, but he's still a very, very good boy that deserves to live in my toy collection.
When I was 8 I created "Iron Dog," which was Tony Stark's dog. I never, ever thought my dream of getting the giant behemoth of Disney to send me a C&D could happen but now it looks like I found my artist!
Dell Dracula@delldracula.bsky.social · 4mo agoDoodled a canoe exploding
