Random Wind Waker fact: to render his eyes and eyebrows properly, Link's model relies on the game engine to toggle flags for writing to the color and depth buffers; this information isn't stored in the model's materials. Rendering the model as it's stored on-disc results in this.

Bandito Link!

On the way to my bf's sister's wedding. Road triiiiiip

Here's a demo of something that helped get me hired with Rockstar: custom train tracks in Red Dead Redemption 2. This is a mod for RedM, an online platform for RDR2 that was initially third-party until Rockstar bought its parent group, CitizenFX, last year.

Flashback to when I finished decompiling The Wind Waker's treasure chest object, and decided to have some fun with it afterward... by making ice trap chests! This is an official part of WWRandomizer now.

I haven't worked on this project in a couple of weeks, but it got pretty far: an engine to view in-game cut-scenes from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker, The Legend of Zelda: Twilight Princess, and Pikmin 2. All three of those games use a common library called JStudio to play back demos.

wOuLd yOu lIkE aN uPgRAdE lItTLe BoY ?

He's an example of some fun tricks game devs use to get clean camera shots. Left is what this scene looks like in-game, right is the animation the King of Hyrule is actually playing. His arms are stretched out so the camera can face Tetra without clipping into his body.