GorillaOne
@gorillatactics.com
Lead Engineer. Experienced Designer. Game Development Mercenary. Two decades of experience. Master of short statements. www.gorillatactics.com
Adding some map viewing and zoom ability to the terminal in my ttrpg world-building app loreframe.app . Gotta add some clunky "Enhance" sfx.
Hot damn! The alpha of my world-building and world-exploration tool loreframe.app is readddddy! Go sign up and you'll get a key. I'll even give you a cookie. A virtual cookie. So you can login.
LoreFrame | Turn Prep Into Play
A mysterious in-world terminal for tabletop campaigns. Turn GM prep into player discovery.
loreframe.app
If you are looking for a Lead/Principal Engineer to get your dream project created and released, get in touch. I can help you make that happen. gorillatactics.com
Gave the timeline editor a glowup. GM's running TTRPG games will be able to make player facing and GM Only events, to remind them of what's happening in the game world (or session) as time progresses! Sign up for alpha at loreframe.app
My TTRPG world building app loreframe.app is almost ready for alpha. If you want sometime tailor made for worldbuilding sci-fi campaigns, and also has a really cool terminal app that players can explore and learn about your world with, goooooo sign up.
This Argentina game could only be more intense if they were cars.
Look, I'm not saying your sci-fi game needs a hidden volcano lair map. Buttttt........ loreframe.app Sign up for the alpha and you too can make rad maps in my world-building app.
More work on the topographic map generator. Now we have hero landmarks (mountains, craters, etc.), meta features (mountain ranges, etc.), the ability to control min/max elevation, ocean levels, etc. You'll be able to get maps like this in my world-building tool loreframe.app
Working on the generated contour maps for my world-building tool loreframe.app . Alpha access is opening up soon, go check it out.
Nice! I got the invite system of loreframe.app working. After some cleanup of the with flow it should be good for testing!
LoreFrame | Turn Prep Into Play
A mysterious in-world terminal for tabletop campaigns. Turn GM prep into player discovery.
loreframe.app
My ttrpg world building app loreframe.app has a modern web interface for GMs to edit maps for their sci-fi ttrpg setting. Solar system maps include orbital mechanics too!
When players are exploring your world lore, why should they get access to it all at once? Give them the access their characters would have to a computer system. But show them the redaction so they know they are missing something, and want to hunt. loreframe.app
I'm making a tool that make world-building for sci-fi ttrpg's a breeze, and has a player facing terminal for players to explore that world. Check it out! loreframe.app
LoreFrame | Turn Prep Into Play
A mysterious in-world terminal for tabletop campaigns. Turn GM prep into player discovery.
loreframe.app
I am making a pretty awesome lore/world building app that players can interact with as a old cassette-punk terminal with various with levels and redacted info. Check it out. loreframe.app
Claude Code Desktop's latest update pins your last message (no matter how long) to the top of the viewport. How did the person implementing this not immediately get punched by the nearest UI/UX designer, or anyone who had even tried it once?
I'm posting a lot about LLM agent usability lately, so I want to take a moment to post the caveat: the current slate of commercial LLM's are built on _stolen intellectual property_ and the fact they haven't even gotten a slap on the wrist is a tragedy.
One area I find Agent LLM's pretty useful is in rote boilerplate. I know this has been said before. But if I have 30+ accessors + OnRep functions and GetLifetimeProps additions to make, instead of having to write the program myself to add them, the AI will do it pretty quick. SUPER easy to verify.
I'm seeing a slate of well thought and written articles about the dangers of LLM usage for coders, and I'm a bit surprised this wasn't all self evident. 1) Just because you are good at programming doesn't mean you'll be good at managing programmers. This applies to "managing" LLM agents.
The hype around LLM Coding Agents is unreal. I've not seen the benefits materialize for skilled workers. When it's a passion project or unskilled (i.e. you don't know the tech stack) it's neat you can stand something up. Something wobbly.
There is nothing wrong with being required to show an id to vote: but if that's the case the government should automatically supply all citizens with a voter card for free when they come of age. Otherwise it's just shifting the cost of policy into the individual, which is bad.
Hardlight Station is back…with a Vengeance! 200+ pages of corporate intrigue and survival horror for @mothership.bsky.social lands on Kickstarter March 3rd. Click below for the launch trailer and get notified the moment we go live! www.kickstarter.com/projects/mag...
Coming soon: Dying Hard on Hardlight Station: Anthology Edition
Return to Hardlight Station in this hardback Mothership RPG anthology, featuring expanded locations and new adventures in Sector 1365.
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I've just released ROVKALL, a monospaced font you can use in your personal and commercial projects. I originally made this for Thousand Empty Light (where you'll find it being used for sub-headings) alfredvalley.itch.io/rovkall
Some work on my rappeller. It lets the user attach themselves to the ship and rappel down into the clouds. Right now you can place it and interact with it, where it will then move your character into the rappelling position.
I haven't posted politics on this channel. Hell, I barely post at all. But it's important to say that it's never good for the US when the president can unilaterally go to war with another country. It wasn't good when Obama was bombing Libya, and it isn't good with Trump kidnapping foreign leaders.
We wouldn't want to bring widgets into that sort of world would we?
