I saw Vim play your other game, and noticed this one, it's fun! Looks like it's been 3 years since you've worked on it, are you interested in picking it back up again? I feel that it has some good potential! I featured it on my channel here:
Anyways, thanks for sharing! The time stamp should be 52:56, I didn't know it would post the link that way...
I got stuck during transition from one spot to the next when the road let's you go to the next screen, but on the next screen you are stuck behind a rock, it's the page with the bird that wants an egg? anyways, great and fun, adorable game, thanks for sharing!
I entered, but was bumped up to full time at work (local McDonald's) so yeah, I started a project, and just enjoyed what progress I made, but it was just a world with 3D terrain, which I was happy to get that going... I need to participate in more jams.
I love this B3agz! Great job! The movement of the player is so organic and fluid. It really lends itself to the skill involved in the game. Very enjoyable!
Thanks, I made it free as a demo for the Ultimate Shader Playground thingy, let me know if there are any additions or changes, bugs or whatever if you try it, thanks again!
I installed the itch desktop app, and nothing worked properly after the factories, until the final rocket... the properties would place correctly, but not the items.
one thing I noticed, the saving is a little buggy, but if you input the filename, then click outside of the text box before clicking on save, it works, as far as I know this is an imgui glitch, which I may not be able to find a workaround. Eventually I will be switching to 100% custom UI made by myself and not a 3rd party (imGUI). Thanks
Ok, so I went ahead and asked chatGPT how to integrate for spout, and it uses a framebuffer to send streaming output to another program? um, that's cool, I've never worked with, or thought about a project that would require something like spout, what do you think?
I really enjoyed this, more of a tutorial would be great, plus access to inventory anywhere outside of using the workbench would be cool, but doesn't feel necessary unless I start to lose track of how many things I've collected. Very nice graphics, look forward to future updates!
So, yes, can confirm, if you disable geometry and tesselation mode, you can use (gl_FragCoord - resolution.xy *0.5f) / resolution.y it works, and I have it setup currently to draw to points, so the opengl engine maps the coordinates to the points drawn. Also, it's setup to draw 3 points, so if you divide by resolution.y * 3.0f you can again see all 3 points on screen. I'm streaming as I type this, and just did this on stream LOL.
Also, I was not aware of glslsandbox, it seems awesome, like ShaderToy, thanks!
