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Huh. I guess I need to add an upper limit to the number of rocks that will be added to the playfield in my wireframe asteroid game.
I finished a test run and accidentally left the window open. The game happily kept landing thousands of additional asteroids […]
@ike It’s such an obvious development too, and it’s going to consume everything. Photoshop is a high value target, but no piece of software will be immune. The people looking at PhotoCraft and saying it’s not a 1:1 replacement today are not seeing the trajectory.
GTA VI will have recompile […]
Very cool experimentation space, and very similar to the movement lab I'm playing with for my asteroids game. Lots of sliders to fiddle with while playing to find the right feel. https://patkerr.co.uk/2d-vehicles/
Let’s test this to see if it’s a better rendering in a post. The 1st post was an HDR heic file. This is regular old processed jpg.
I've been spending some very late nights and a few very early mornings on something I'm super excited about.
Here’s a teaser image. It’s made for — and absolutely pops on — high dynamic range screens, but it turns out I have zero handle on how to actually […]
#inktober Day 8: Stinky.
Fascinating read with lots of great interactive animations on how early machinists dealt with imperfections in their tooling.
How Machines Learned Precision:
Accuracy from Iron in the Industrial Revolution
https://glinscott.github.io/how-machines-learned-precision/
Spider-Noir was a lot of fun. But I’m a sucker for all the noir tropes, so every long shadow, smoke-filled room, and Dutch angle made me smile. And that’s before we even get to Cage’s zany performance.
The Outstanding Cinematography Emmy Award is well […]
Could not recall any of the defining characteristics of ogres while doodling this. Now that I looked at other entries, I see I should have gone with teeth instead of horns.
#Inktober Day 6: Ogre
Finished #CrusaderNoRemorse, and I’m pretty sure it was the first time I’ve ever done so. As I pick up old games from my childhood, I’m realizing that I wasn’t too hung up on actually finishing anything when I was young. I remember playing Crusader a lot, but […]
Dropout.tv recently added Hundreds of Beavers, and I got sucked into watching it again. The number of gags per minute is off the charts. If you enjoyed Coyote Vs ACME, you'd probably like this too. There's one gag in particular that is so obvious I'm surprised i've never seen it done: Man […]
#Inktober Day 4: Cactus
Plus timelapse
@mossyfoot Whats the HTPC interface of choice these days? 20 years ago I built a Meedio box, i'm sure the landscape gas changed a lot since then.
#Inktober Day 3: Miniature
“Get the most out of your life insurance policy” is a pretty wild email to get from the bank.
Another interesting timeline post juxtaposition.
This is definitely a 90’s office building. Pink and teal walls, glass block partitions everywhere.
#Inktober day 2: Relic.
Meh. 🫤
Here's my #inktober apple. Mostly just scribbles trying to remember how procreate works.