My favorite way to look at it is that it flips right and left because we use our feet to turn in front of the mirror.

If you start with the mirror behind you and casually do a german suplex to face it, up and down are now flipped instead.

I used go to Variantes in Paris to buy a go book every other months, I know the feeling 💚

I also love that half of them have a guy smashing another guy with a goban on the cover.

Or is to make a few game jams in 2025? 👀

Happy Reveal Day ✨

Hey freelance programmer here, count me in :)

Hey Sam, I would be honored to be on this list!
It would also be a great excuse to post more proc gen stuff here 👀

Hey, is there still room for one more dev? :)

Hey Eline, thanks for the share, that's the kind of things I do!
My portfolio is at garrywilliams.fr

Hey, I love what you do ✨

How do you go from the first image (Unreal) to the others (Planet Coaster, Cities Skyline)? I'll try to give good answers using only visual examples and without delving into the math behind it.

There is surprisingly little information on using splines to make tools for building curved roads, roller coasters, or in my case ski runs, that are simple and intuitive.

There's a huge gap between how they are used for full flexibility in editor viewports and what we can do for player interfaces.

Portfolio: garrywilliams.fr
LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/in/lbpixels/
CV: tinyurl.com/vwzmkdpz

Let's go 👋

World gen with weather and biome simulation

And so are Voronoi graphs