Fuls
@fulsy.bsky.social
Retro FPS modder
Organist
Electronics tinkerer
Organist
Electronics tinkerer
The world needs another Bob Ross; someone who completely embodies "You too can do this. Art is your sandbox to mess around in"
November 8, 2025 at 5:52 PM
The world needs another Bob Ross; someone who completely embodies "You too can do this. Art is your sandbox to mess around in"
the best part of auDHD is wanting to play a comfort game, and having that game change about 3 times before getting to your PC
September 8, 2025 at 5:49 PM
the best part of auDHD is wanting to play a comfort game, and having that game change about 3 times before getting to your PC
ate a whole ahh donut woo energy crash lets goooo
September 3, 2025 at 8:51 PM
ate a whole ahh donut woo energy crash lets goooo
August 29, 2025 at 6:24 PM
I personally don't bother with clearsky. I trust the people who block me to have valid reasons to do so.
August 28, 2025 at 8:51 PM
I personally don't bother with clearsky. I trust the people who block me to have valid reasons to do so.
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“Why the hell didn’t we get a starting pitcher before the trade deadline”
August 5, 2025 at 5:03 PM
“Why the hell didn’t we get a starting pitcher before the trade deadline”
Furthermore; you do not showcase what you are doing until a vertical slice exists. No trailers. No threads. No modDB pages full of asset renders.
my favorite aspect of successfully shipping a mod is being able to post-mortem its development, and understand how working on it was truly a "brushstroke a day" type of deal. Every small task you do every day slowly adds up to the final product, and rushing will rob you of that.
July 28, 2025 at 8:04 PM
Furthermore; you do not showcase what you are doing until a vertical slice exists. No trailers. No threads. No modDB pages full of asset renders.
my favorite aspect of successfully shipping a mod is being able to post-mortem its development, and understand how working on it was truly a "brushstroke a day" type of deal. Every small task you do every day slowly adds up to the final product, and rushing will rob you of that.
July 28, 2025 at 8:01 PM
my favorite aspect of successfully shipping a mod is being able to post-mortem its development, and understand how working on it was truly a "brushstroke a day" type of deal. Every small task you do every day slowly adds up to the final product, and rushing will rob you of that.
by far, the best thing you can do for yourself, with regards to practicing and continuing to play a musical instrument, is to have it ready to pick up and jam on, with minimal setup time.
July 15, 2025 at 9:35 PM
by far, the best thing you can do for yourself, with regards to practicing and continuing to play a musical instrument, is to have it ready to pick up and jam on, with minimal setup time.
To add to this, dreams don't just appear from thin air when you want them to. When you have an idea for a gameplay mechanic that makes you smile with excitement, write that fucker down. Hold on to it. Remind yourself of it every day, use it to plan, and start SMALL. Be ready for it to take two years
A game is a product of a dream and a vision.
The dream is the "ideas guy" stuff. It's a commitment to the glorious experience that you want people to have.
The vision is the list of daily steps you will take towards getting there, in lieu of doomscrolling.
Without either, you have nothing.
The dream is the "ideas guy" stuff. It's a commitment to the glorious experience that you want people to have.
The vision is the list of daily steps you will take towards getting there, in lieu of doomscrolling.
Without either, you have nothing.
July 14, 2025 at 1:43 PM
To add to this, dreams don't just appear from thin air when you want them to. When you have an idea for a gameplay mechanic that makes you smile with excitement, write that fucker down. Hold on to it. Remind yourself of it every day, use it to plan, and start SMALL. Be ready for it to take two years
A game is a product of a dream and a vision.
The dream is the "ideas guy" stuff. It's a commitment to the glorious experience that you want people to have.
The vision is the list of daily steps you will take towards getting there, in lieu of doomscrolling.
Without either, you have nothing.
The dream is the "ideas guy" stuff. It's a commitment to the glorious experience that you want people to have.
The vision is the list of daily steps you will take towards getting there, in lieu of doomscrolling.
Without either, you have nothing.
July 12, 2025 at 10:19 PM
A game is a product of a dream and a vision.
The dream is the "ideas guy" stuff. It's a commitment to the glorious experience that you want people to have.
The vision is the list of daily steps you will take towards getting there, in lieu of doomscrolling.
Without either, you have nothing.
The dream is the "ideas guy" stuff. It's a commitment to the glorious experience that you want people to have.
The vision is the list of daily steps you will take towards getting there, in lieu of doomscrolling.
Without either, you have nothing.
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a reminder for myself and all other hobby devs
June 25, 2025 at 5:16 PM
a reminder for myself and all other hobby devs
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June 18, 2025 at 10:37 PM
when presented with the choice of aimlessly wandering around in minecraft vs doing chores, choose aimlessly wandering around in minecraft
every time
every time
June 7, 2025 at 7:02 PM
when presented with the choice of aimlessly wandering around in minecraft vs doing chores, choose aimlessly wandering around in minecraft
every time
every time
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I made a halo 1 firefight map! I've been putting off plugging it here for some reason, but yeh. It's just neat to be able to look back on the entire experience, and develop scripting templates for future maps. We'll talk of them when they're good and ready.
I made a halo 1 firefight map! I've been putting off plugging it here for some reason, but yeh. It's just neat to be able to look back on the entire experience, and develop scripting templates for future maps. We'll talk of them when they're good and ready.
Steam Workshop::Firefight Freezerburn
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June 4, 2025 at 11:42 AM
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I made a halo 1 firefight map! I've been putting off plugging it here for some reason, but yeh. It's just neat to be able to look back on the entire experience, and develop scripting templates for future maps. We'll talk of them when they're good and ready.
I made a halo 1 firefight map! I've been putting off plugging it here for some reason, but yeh. It's just neat to be able to look back on the entire experience, and develop scripting templates for future maps. We'll talk of them when they're good and ready.
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some learn to map just to get step into the ring
May 29, 2025 at 2:57 AM
some learn to map just to get step into the ring
I upload videos on youtube so infrequently that the UI for video upload is always a novel and unique experience from the last time I used it.
May 23, 2025 at 9:53 AM
I upload videos on youtube so infrequently that the UI for video upload is always a novel and unique experience from the last time I used it.
handing out necco sweethearts, enjoy yuor box of emotionally loaded candy chalk
May 5, 2025 at 4:57 PM
handing out necco sweethearts, enjoy yuor box of emotionally loaded candy chalk
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is any one in power willing to stand up and punish donkey kong for all the horrible noises he has made during his games
April 20, 2025 at 6:11 PM
is any one in power willing to stand up and punish donkey kong for all the horrible noises he has made during his games
my favorite part of owning a well-renowned vintage synth is being able to generate the sound from (insert prog album here) but its just you noodling around and pressing buttons. No gen-ai, no computer.
April 18, 2025 at 11:28 AM
my favorite part of owning a well-renowned vintage synth is being able to generate the sound from (insert prog album here) but its just you noodling around and pressing buttons. No gen-ai, no computer.
god I love perfboard
This is a Sinclair ZX Spectrum prototype. It was found in 2019 during a visit to 'Nine Tiles', the company that wrote the development software for the Spectrum. It is now on display at the Centre for Computing History in Cambridge. Such an important part of British computing history.
April 4, 2025 at 4:12 PM
god I love perfboard
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Jar Jar Binks when he walks into the club:
April 3, 2025 at 7:55 PM
Jar Jar Binks when he walks into the club: