Imagine having to write a paper on a subject you are familiar with. Compare that with writing a paper on a subject that you know nothing about. Which is the most pleasant experience of the two? Which will take longer? Most likely it will take longer to write a paper on a subject that you
A or B? It’s already been decided but I thought I’d ask.
From a long abandoned Youtube Channel of mine, comes the How To Make A Video Game series! Learn how characters were created in the old days! Apparently in the old days there was no way to resize screenrecords…
Android is no good, what about using a PC tablet to replace a Wacom Cintiq Display? Can a PC tablet replace a Wacom Cintiq Display? Yes, as long as it has conductive capacitance (multi-pressure sensitivity). While this answer may seem like a no-brainer, using a PC tablet to replace a Wacom Cintiq Display was not
I understand revealing my passion for COD invalidates w/e indie street cred I may have had. But this needs more views! I capture flags. Return flags. Longshot. Bank shot. Bugs bunny an RC-XD. Get dogs. Go 23 and 1. All while using only secondaries. Is knife a secondary? Let’s say it is. What’s your favorite
It’s one of those perennial questions making the rounds in #gamedev circles. Everyone wants to know; can you make a living doing what you love? The asking is more puzzling than the answer; not because it is particularly perplexing but because it is pointedly pedestrian. It’s been asked a million times of a million different
In which I uncover evidence of tampering and fake tamper evidence stickers… …and learn that the “hard reset tool” actually ejects the SIM tray.
I can still remember the old days when I had to rig verticies one, two, as many as eight, at a time. Rigging fingers was just behind texture unwrapping in terms of digital ditch-digging. Getting the thighs and shoulders to deform correctly was a nightmare for an indie. Even AAA developers (Capcom, I’m looking at
The once and future game project, Yoshimi Vs. Face Punching Robots! Copied and pasted from a 2011 post… Like all indie games, our story begins with the zombie apocalypse… October 31st, 1986. The ZOMBIE APOCALYPSE begins… Actually, it wasn’t a zombie apocalypse, it was more of a localized zombie uprising. Honestly, more of a well
I’m working on a VR project! I learn stuff and share stuff, some of which is awesome! It is not wrong to synonomize VR with mobile VR. Adoption rates for Android cell phones, obviously, greatly surpass that of dedicated VR hardware. Until the technologies merge completely, cell phones will always have greater market penetration. That’s