landeaudio.com
Technical game audio dude.
https://www.landeaudio.com/
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Venter med å ta stilling til Caius Cosades har sagt sitt.
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Was looking for noise textures today. Your name crossed my mind. Could be useful for another pack - unless you’ve already made one.
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If you mostly drive shorter trips, the battery doesn't get charged enough. Typical issue for both of our cars. Would try charging the battery with one of these, or something equivalent.
no.co/genius5
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Nice. One of the best games ever made, for sure.
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My tip would be to learn how to make custom inspectors and editors. Incredibly useful, and not too complicated once you learn how it works.
docs.unity3d.com/6000.0/Docum...
Bonus tip: Use the OnDrawGizmos method to quickly draw debug visuals to help guide your design.
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How did you end up with a Faxe Kondi fanny pack?? Fascinating.
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Yep, Godot is great - and works well for 2D projects, IMO.
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Nice. Do you work as a composer professionally? Your works are amazing.
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Nice, that’s awesome! Congrats 🎉
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Oh, neat! Can’t wait to delve into this. I still listen to the og modules every so often.
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One of the many reasons why his wikipedia has this, I reckon.
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This definitely scratches that 90's itch!
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Woah, a TrickStyle spiritual successor? Nice work!
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Neat!
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Jeg kjører den "uff, skulle ordnet opp i dette rotet" greia i noen år, og så skjer det plutselig en dag. 🤷♂️
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Agreed, this is a great method. Making your own little mini-library and mixing it in the middleware. In one of my current FMOD projects, I started doing this as placeholder - but it ended up giving the game a certain cohesiveness, and with the source audio being very versatile it works quite well.