messed around with making textures and learnt how to shrink the render area of the screen down and crunch stuff to make it run better

simple little external tool for making the number arrays that generate the maps I put together today, haven't done much like this before either so it's fun, idk how I'd do something like this as simply in unity lol

been messing around with making a (faked, actually 2D) 3D dungeon crawler without a game engine the last few days - never tried making anything in just C# and monogame with visual studio before, its like a fun puzzle...

getting closer

I want to make an orange toy you can smash open with a hammer... but, currently, the magnets keeping the base together are too strong, and the peg isn't the right shape to split it I think. still, it's a very satisfying and weighty object when all together, so that's promising

exploded fish

a look at some of the insides so far

building funny fish