abroun_beholder

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   by abroun_beholder 6mo ago

   I loved Sopwith as a child and back in 2004 I made my own version 'Camel' as a homage to Sopwith https://sopwithcamel.sourceforge.net/ to get myself a job in the games industry. Hard to compete with the original t
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   by abroun_beholder 1y ago

   Nice post, I'll try a few of those in my own file. From my side, one thing in the troubleshooting section that I think is missing is telling the agent that it should collect some proof of what it thinks is wrong before trying to procee
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   by abroun_beholder 2y ago

   Congratulations for completing and shipping your game! It looks good. Also an interesting idea to provide the source as DLC. I hope that the sales go well and now best of luck for your next game. :)
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   by abroun_beholder 3y ago

   My own photogrammetry pipeline because I'm fascinated by the tech (automatically create 3d models from photos). There are also a huge number of commercial applications but I haven't addressed one well enough yet. https:/&#x2
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   by abroun_beholder 3y ago

   Congrats on releasing this. Having played through and reached the target word, my suggestion would be to try to find a way to lower the difficulty for new players. With Wordle as a new player you can just type in words make some progress an
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   by abroun_beholder 3y ago

   Ah Sopwith! I've got such good memories of playing this in the early 90s. Just 16 CGA colors but the gameplay is so good! :D 10 years later, in the early 2000s I made a fan sequel of Sopwith called 'Camel' https://