Been sleeping on Pixel Composer for too long, it's an incredibly fun application.

The best part about being a beginner is that you can get stupidly happy about getting very basic stuff to work. Here is me finally having a (somewhat) functional Lobby system for my online multiplayer space game in Godot.

Got a design review by Rikku, and I honestly did not expect the reception. My heart is full. 🐱😭🧡

Behind the Scenes of: My Hood!
My wild hair would poke through the walls of the hood I'm wearing, so to make sure that doesn't happen I can toggle on an invisible "mask" in front of the head, so the hair only renders when viewed from the front.

Yet another detail: Not only the tail itself, but also the ears are controlled by Warudo Tail Assets, meaning their animation is entirely procedural and gives them more of a "natural" movement you wouldn't get from just a static animation.

Another detail: My teeth part depending on how far I open my jaw, allowing my to do a "teethy" smile without strange gaps. It also reacts to me sticking out my tongue, so it doesn't just clip through the closed teeth!

Little detail: My whiskers have physics AND follow my mouth movement.

You'll join us on Friday, right?

Sandevistan Effect

I don't feel so good

My newest Warudo plugin lets you set up camera angles and smoothly transition between them without the usual hassle of dealing with blueprint nodes.

You can grab it here: steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/...