Managed to cram the standard scan-line algorithm to rasterize triangles into only 108 tokens, pretty happy with the result even though the movement is a bit jerky. Perhaps I'll try to implement perspective-correct texture mapping whenever I finish my previous project!

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Spend the little time I had today working on procedural squash and stretching when jumping or landing, I think it makes everything flow a bit nicer! (and also 'cause it makes the cats look goofier)

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Decided to learn PICO-8 yesterday, ended up creating this! I also wrote a very rudimentary physics engine and animation system for this game. Loving it so far!

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Been working on this for around 8 hours straight. Had to remake the textures because the way Blender saves textures is by ???

Enjoy my own rendition of Chihiro from Spirited Away (although it doesn't really look much like her except for maybe the colour palette)

Totally Fine (not entirely sure about the colours but was fun to make!)

Brooke Elenoire (first iteration of OC or whatever)

Custom pattern fill tool discovered.

Gub Gub

Started experimenting with digital art after messing around with sketches on my notebook. Here's my first horrifying piece I created using Krita. It's just a vomit of colours and I'm all for it.

A Godot project which I worked on last year which involves simulating hundreds of rats! This project uses Godot's multi-mesh instancing feature (which basically allowed me to render all the rats in one draw call) and a custom shader to animate the rats.

A project I worked on last year, a raycaster written in Python & Numba for JIT compilation. It features different wall heights, floors and even sprite rendering! It also uses Pymunk for collisions (since I was too lazy to implement my own collision code 🫠).