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by raytopia 3y ago
I'd guess Threejs or Babylonjs would be because they're web first but regardless super cool project!
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by raytopia 3y ago
There are lots of frameworks people can build on. So it doesn't have to be from scratch.
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by raytopia 3y ago
Check out itch.io. Lots of short and fun indie games.
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by raytopia 3y ago
I wish itch.io was more popular there are so many interesting games on there but like you said not enough people playing.
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by raytopia 3y ago
They can it would just have to be a separate private branch. This is how SDL amd others do it.
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by raytopia 3y ago
It's honestly a great word. Describes the decay of so many platforms/tools so well.
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by raytopia 3y ago
Unity will survive but this could be the start of a steady decline of users, which isn't good for any game engine. Leads to a loss of knowledge which makes the engine even less popular. Ghe whole situation is somewhat similar to when G
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Micronation(micronations.wiki)
1 points by raytopia 3y ago|0 comments
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by raytopia 3y ago
Im some ways it has but also the mobile market is primarily hyper casual which is a pretty different market from the DS.
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by raytopia 3y ago
Honestly hope someone else does a dual screen clamshell design. Imagine a indie clamshell console (kinda of like the Playdate) I'd make so many games for that. Someone needs to get on making that hardware real.
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by raytopia 3y ago
Love this series! If anyone wants to do homebrew for thr 3DS check out https://github.com/devkitPro/libctru
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by raytopia 3y ago
Similar sort of thing but not galactic https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/
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Clickteam Fusion 2.5(clickteam.com)
2 points by raytopia 3y ago|0 comments
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Configparser – Configuration File Parser(docs.python.org)
1 points by raytopia 3y ago|0 comments
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by raytopia 3y ago
That's a very good point. I guess we need a version type? Or something.
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by raytopia 3y ago
That looks like an annoying problem. Really need a decimal type for that. As an aside has anyone tried making Python object notation? For instance you'd get tuples, sets, complex, hex, etc. along with dicts, lists, and all the other st
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by raytopia 3y ago
It's effectively a typed INI file
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by raytopia 3y ago
Luckily AI art will most likely be in the public domain so artists will probably always be involved but you'll become some editing cog in a machine trying to change a piece of ai art enough that it becomes copyrightable.
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by raytopia 3y ago
They haven't. Probably one reason Adobe's AI will beat them out long term. Also another thing that's been on my mind is I wonder if all this AI generation stuff could cause a Games Industry style crash where due to such a ove
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DevMaster's Game and Graphics Engines Database(web.archive.org)
2 points by raytopia 3y ago|0 comments
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by raytopia 3y ago
It doesn't have every engine on the planet [0] but it's a pretty good place to start. [0] It's missing lots of engines that are popular in the Python and Rust communities.
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The Generous Space of Alternative Game Engines (A Curation)(gamedeveloper.com)
3 points by raytopia 3y ago|1 comments
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by raytopia 3y ago
Yes. Truth be told for any engine you'll be more limited by the size of your art team then anything else.
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by raytopia 3y ago
It's not as monolithic as you'd think. There are lots of engines out there but their communities aren't very vocal compared to Unity, Unreal, and especially Godot's community. Take a look at: https://itch.io&#
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by raytopia 3y ago
Technically it's from around 1993 so it's even older! There's a decently size community around it gets about 20,000 downloads a month which isn't that bad. Reactor3D looks pretty cool!
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by raytopia 3y ago
I do agree that new platforms and tools are important and I wasn't clear enough that I don't think that everyone needs to make their own tools and platforms but more of them is good. So I agree not everyone should reinvent the whe
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by raytopia 3y ago
I'm going to guess that it was an attempt to address some fans critism that their newer games were too "hand holding" compared to their older titles. Not saying it was a good design decision but that may have been the thought
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by raytopia 3y ago
Game engines usually charge a far higher license amount for using their tech in the gambling industry and because Godot doesn't charge anything and its programming model is pretty in tune for what gambling games need they get a lot mor
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by raytopia 3y ago
Panda3D is your best bet.
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by raytopia 3y ago
The engine is the medium gamedevs work in so it does highly effect the types of games they even think about designing. For instance the kinds of games made in RPG Maker vs Threejs vs Unity vs Pico-8. So by having more engines we'd get

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