I’ll look into that, thanks!

Thanks, I’ll check that out! Initially I rendered thousands of leaves in a multi mesh which was beautiful but had terrible performance haha

…example. I can’t draw at all, I don’t have a visual imagination. But I can create “architecture-style” buildings with maths and then style them with textures and effects.

I think art comes in many forms and we need to change the conversation from can/can’t to “what can *you* do?”

I don’t think we should be using generative AI and we’re already seeing a negative response to its use.

Some people are gifted though and that doesn’t detract from the hard work they’ve put in the hone their craft.

I think we need to encourage people to find the art that works for them. For…

That’s very nice of you to say! It’s linear at the moment, I might prefer something a little faster with a fade in or something

Thanks, that’s the impression I get. That, and lots of tutorials being “copy what I do, see, get it?”

Yeah, when I started learning, I did HTML first which, call it coding or not, felt like producing something and had lots of rewards

This feels very original dungeon keeper and I love it

It’s the Skyrim effect, I guess. Skyrim was mass appeal (and still enjoyable) but it took out a lot of the fun stuff from morrowind and oblivion

I have zero experience with this phase of gamedev, and therefore have something to say!

Make sure keys are included in the email. Better uptake if they can go and check a thing out without having to engage you first

Naturally