ClimaxGravely

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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
As an English/French speaker who is learning Japanese I'd love to see the chat logs! I first learned French to fluency and then I moved on to Japanese and I realized that it's so much harder to learn Japanese (and presumably
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Hahaha, it might not have worked but I would love to use a search engine called Search-ola
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I went to school for CS while one of my best friends went for EE. It definitely seemed like the far more complex discipline. In fact for a small project in an elective he programmed a computer vision system that was far ahead of anything me
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Thanks for the info! I've certainly never been able to make a decent bell sound with a subtractive synth. As for FM synths, I rarely have to because there's so many good presets out there but I've accidentally made bell patch
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Sorry my mistake, I was trying to say that the individual oscillators/filters/etc add up in cost (at least that's often what analog synth companies say when people ask about low voice counts) I'm assuming an ASIC has a s
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
It's funny, the whole analog vs digital thing I personally can't tell the difference that often with EXCEPT the filter. I have a digital synth with a digital filter that's great but I feel like I have to put a lot more work i
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
My takeaway from this is that we should lament the gradual death of niche forums where we can discuss this with real humans.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I don't want to get ahead of myself but currently that seems to be having an effect on Vancouver AirBnB's as we're starting to see craigslist posts like these : https://www.reddit.com/r/vancouver/com
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Thank you for that, I'm actively looking to see how I can watch this show now.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I think the reason the DX stuff broke out besides the different sound was they could do it on a cpu at the time and have a lot of voices without incurring the hardware transitor cost for each voice as much. I'm not an audio programmer
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
In this case I would say yes. It's not a universal thing.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
That's news to me! I'll see if I can find anything in Japanese. Thanks for bringing that to my attention.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Not to take anything away from Control. That game is a absolute masterpiece but the destruction in that game is largely cosmetic and often inconsequential to gameplay. So much that it could be pre-fractured offline.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
This reminds me when I found out the truth of a childhood movie of mine : Milo and Otis
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I have used these for published cross platform development. They don't solve everything but they certainly make things easier. Some of the issues you are describing would still exist even if I wasn't using a cross platform library
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I've definitely seen some really well optimized web targets. Unfortunately that is not the common case in my experience currently. That said the WebGL/WASM stuff is generally very nice in my experience and is very much changing my
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Does switch use web targets a lot? I haven't noticed that personally (I tend to mostly only play first part switch games though)
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
For games SDL still gets a good amount of usage. As do a few other frameworks that I think fit your criteria if I understand you correctly. Examples - SDL - GLFW - Openframeworks - Monogame/FNA/XNA/etc - Haxe
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I hate to say this but it has gotten to the point where I'm starting to farm some of my own food (I'm starting to get fed up with produce quality issues in my hometown). Still haven't started on the silverware or shoes yet. I
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I'm a former build engineer and used to do everything on prem and I gotta say I miss it (not being a build engineer, the on prem experience). Since those days pretty much every company I've worked at moved their CI/CD to the
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Interesting, neat that you can run it inside a WPF app. I'll read up on that. I was a huge fan of monogame/xna back in the day.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I just started using it after not using it for about 5 years. I used to use HaxeFlixel for making small pixel art games but moved on to heaps. I'd say it's better than ever! I'm not a big VSCode user but it has some really ni
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I use Unreal professionally but on the side when I make smaller 2D games I am using Haxe/Heaps currently (although haxe/heaps can do 3d perfectly fine I'd probably stick with Unreal in that case due to experience). Godot seem
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
I've been on 4/32 for a couple years now and I definitely feel I've been more productive than ever. The main difference is a bunch of idle time in between things has largely gone away.
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
To add to this, some people I've worked with are talking about the stride engine (formally known as Xenko). MIT/C# engine
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Sorry I should have done that from the first place. Here's a quick one as I'm on a movie break. I'll make a note to update this in the morning. Haxe + Haxeflixel : pixel art games Haxe + Heaps : More general 2d/3d framew
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
If you haven't already started a project then just don't use unity. There's a lot of really good stuff out there already that don't have such nebulous terms. Feel free to send me a message and I can send you a list of al
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
After I finish my current unity project I think I'm done with unity. It's a small non-monetized project so I'm not too worried. Haxe + heaps.io are open source/free/MIT and can publish to webGL which was generally m
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Definitely. I've worked on my fair share of projects where the game is essentially completely changed midway or late in development. Stuff like "this single player game we've been working on for 2 years now has to be a multip
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by ClimaxGravely 3y ago
Ah funnily enough I did use that a fair amount in my C#/WPF days. Rx does indeed seem like a good fit.

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