daveface.bsky.social
I make game art sometimes. Not actually a cat in a top hat.
https://dave-face.crd.co/
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NeighbourOriginalEditedNewFinalV2NewFinal.blend
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Was on a Discord call earlier and realised I've been doing modding/3D stuff longer than some of them have been alive
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Not quite the same, but it's the principle behind the girders here covering up where each section of wall is joined.
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Not sure if they have a technical term, but this is part of making modular game assets - I tend to call them 'columns' or 'corners', whichever kinda makes sense. They cover up where two meshes join (the curb sections) so they can be flipped/rotated without the texture needing to be seamless.
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You can technically do that with Audible if you want, unfortunately I don’t think they have much (good) competition.
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That's a frustrating limitation with Blueprints (I've hit that problem several times myself, and I'm not aware of another way around it) but not an indictment of visual scripting in general. Blueprints is still great for stitching together bits of more complex (probably C++) code.
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Seems about as accurate as Google's, too
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Is this the old fashioned way?
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If you use display scaling in Windows, make sure to set the program’s scaling to ‘Application’. Unless they also have dynamic resolution scaling on, that means the 3D render scale should match the display res and TSR shouldn’t do anything.
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I had this issue and assumed blowing on it just dislodged some dust or something, never even considered that it might be static build-up. tmyk
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So you don’t expect any thanks, but you do expect people to ask nicely or you won’t give trans people any support?
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I think playing a modern game without it (e.g. Atomfall) shows that TAA is a necessary evil at this point. It just needs to be tweaked to avoid tons of ghosting.
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Wait, what source code is this? I thought the only source available was given to some of the community teams, or from the DNF leak. Guess it confirms the water is procedural anyway: github.com/RedPandaProj...
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I’ve usually seen it called free aim
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I have several, in fact that’s most of the code in my project
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I can only get behind this if they promise to make the valley wide enough to level Luton
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So it looks like the options are different, and that option isn't in the Coop version. Don't think I ever launched the singleplayer version
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Oh sweet, that must be new or I somehow completely missed it last time I played
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The only thing I didn't like about RealRTCW is I couldn't find a way to disable their 'upgraded' textures and weapons. Also in co-op there are no cutscenes but that's probably a technical limitation
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The Insurgency games have a similar system, though not as extreme as Infiltration’s
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Probably a mixture of both, but 3D tools (especially UV editing) were more primitive then and people were only just learning how to use them, and there was no established best practices, etc
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The perspective projection I get but wtaf is this
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That reads as a parody of shitty reactionary grift accounts
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I’m enjoying the main story for the Indy vibes, but yeah it feels like you should be able to experiment a lot more than it actually lets you. Even inconsequential stuff like throwing props at friendly NPCs - they can’t have a ‘gamey’ reaction to that, so props just phase straight through them.
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It seems plausible since it ‘jammed’ after each shot, and it does look like he’s rotating his hand to cycle it. Given that it seems like an otherwise competent attack, going at it with a weapon that reliably jams seems odd.
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It’s almost impossible to turn off the temporal features in UE5, though this does seem particularly bad. Not sure what they’ve done to cause that to happen.
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Really going out of their way to bring back that 2007 feeling
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I'd say "as long as they don't make the standard artificially worse to coerce users into paying", but it looks like the standard is already pretty bad, so...