Been working on Chisel (3D CSG level editor) again now and then. I improved the quality of the CSG implementation a lot using uses exact floating point arithmetic. All black mesa maps can be now imported w/o errors. Chisel now also has 'water' brushes

Not mine to show rn sorry :3

The key to interesting tech art is using things for purposes they weren't designed for. ^Telling myself this as I work on stylised terrain in unity ':3

dont ask why I took a photo of the screen instead of screengrabbing. Been a long day.

I did some early level design prototyping on this last year. Really glad it's finally announced. The current version looks very different and much improved from what I was working on, always impressed by both Jam and Quinns skills. Definitely a game to keep your eyes on imo(even if I may be biased)

Some new ones here I hadn't tried before, might give some a go (if I remember ':3 )

I mean yeah that's not something I ever doubted. I've also gotten much better at coding in that time because I haven't been pressured to use AI luckily.

It really saddens me the shift I've seen among a lot of programmers in the last year or two. Feel like there's a growing majority that use AI. I've been enjoying writing code by hand more and more lately though and I'm glad to be in a position to not have to interact with AI tools.

It's TIME! TO! GET! HYPE! Today, I get to proudly unveil Steam Hype, the project I've been working on with the help of @hookshot.media for the past two and a half months. A new PC gaming site which aims to demystify PC gaming, cut through the 100+ daily releases and spotlight indies as much as AAA

the zoomed put planet view is even more insane to me.

In editor previews generating now too >:3

That's more like it!