Game Club is a manga by mozocry, and is one of my favourites. I want to make every* game featured in the story into a real, playable thing, and I started with Netherstone. The manga claims the game is "easy" but it's actually incredibly difficult and weird to play. Or maybe I'm just bad.

#animation about the most intelligent cat in the known universe
#2d #art #spuuglelijk

finally adding dynamic point lights to the engine. very simple forward rendering, for now. i have several useful buffers i could use to implement deferred rendering but ive never done any of this before so im going to keep it simple.

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rotten cat

here is an attempt at baked lightmaps in my videogame (custom engine). ignore the fact that it looks too bright, these are daylight lightmaps taken at night. i encountered many unexpected problems trying to get these looking correct + i think filmic tonemapping makes the lights look oversaturated :(

i am implementing shadow mapping for the first time ever!!! do any graphics people have tips for me?
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minecraft cat

implemented temperature. look at the neat convection currents! i've also noticed that the body of water expands which I am unsure is physically accurate.

the heat glow is just a debug thing :)

oil floats and stone sinks. it's also interesting that the oil sticks to the stone particles while they pass through it.

im having classic boundary issues™ too

I can now make a beach!! Mass isn't properly implemented and neither is friction, so my sand looks a little like a liquid...

It's parallelized, but it's all on the CPU because I really don't enjoy GPU programming. As expected it's already starting to slow down at 20k particles.

liquid-grain interaction is a lot more difficult than i thought, but it's mostly working

Placing fluids. This reminds me of OE-CAKE! but I'm aiming for a Powder Toy alternative.

Also I had to speed this video up 2x because of the 1 minute time constraint...

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pretty oil colours

position based fluids!!1 for a VIDEOGAME