Gustav Olsson
@gustavolsson.com
currently working on lo-fi games, sketches and experiments
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1. It's mostly good!
2. Good tech, bad company (I use it)
3. Good tech, bad company (I avoid it)
4. I don't like anything about it
January 21, 2025 at 8:21 PM
1. It's mostly good!
2. Good tech, bad company (I use it)
3. Good tech, bad company (I avoid it)
4. I don't like anything about it
Looking forward to it!!
December 5, 2024 at 9:56 PM
Looking forward to it!!
In my experience URP is all but stable and bug free..
Your setup definitely looks correct to me, probably a bug in the URP version you're using. The URP source code used to be on GitHub though so my advice is to try to debug the issue by looking at the code for your URP version.
Your setup definitely looks correct to me, probably a bug in the URP version you're using. The URP source code used to be on GitHub though so my advice is to try to debug the issue by looking at the code for your URP version.
November 26, 2024 at 4:51 PM
In my experience URP is all but stable and bug free..
Your setup definitely looks correct to me, probably a bug in the URP version you're using. The URP source code used to be on GitHub though so my advice is to try to debug the issue by looking at the code for your URP version.
Your setup definitely looks correct to me, probably a bug in the URP version you're using. The URP source code used to be on GitHub though so my advice is to try to debug the issue by looking at the code for your URP version.
I build my own tech! Currently working on a little framework and sketches/games using it.
November 18, 2024 at 7:03 PM
I build my own tech! Currently working on a little framework and sketches/games using it.
This looks very good! Do you simulate the half tone process by using dots at a high resolution and then downsampling them? I've had similar ideas related to analog film emulation!
November 18, 2024 at 6:43 AM
This looks very good! Do you simulate the half tone process by using dots at a high resolution and then downsampling them? I've had similar ideas related to analog film emulation!