⠋ Sewer56 ⣠
@sewer56.dev
Software Dev & Modder and Occasional Casual Reverse Engineer (sewer56.dev)
That one guy known for the Reloaded modding suite.
That one guy known for the Reloaded modding suite.
Actual post is at sewer56.dev/blog/2025/11... . I borked URL, I forgot to update date from leftover .md file before publishing.
(And mkdocs-redirects doesn't seem to handle mkdocs material's blogs plugin, oops!)
(And mkdocs-redirects doesn't seem to handle mkdocs material's blogs plugin, oops!)
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November 17, 2025 at 9:16 PM
Actual post is at sewer56.dev/blog/2025/11... . I borked URL, I forgot to update date from leftover .md file before publishing.
(And mkdocs-redirects doesn't seem to handle mkdocs material's blogs plugin, oops!)
(And mkdocs-redirects doesn't seem to handle mkdocs material's blogs plugin, oops!)
(PS. The use of Generative AI in Black Ops 7 is a travesty.)
(Especially over half a billion dollars production budget and they can't afford to have real artists making images... that is as unimaginably greedy as it gets)
(Especially over half a billion dollars production budget and they can't afford to have real artists making images... that is as unimaginably greedy as it gets)
November 17, 2025 at 8:49 PM
(PS. The use of Generative AI in Black Ops 7 is a travesty.)
(Especially over half a billion dollars production budget and they can't afford to have real artists making images... that is as unimaginably greedy as it gets)
(Especially over half a billion dollars production budget and they can't afford to have real artists making images... that is as unimaginably greedy as it gets)
Game modders would be extinct in 20 minutes.
'Just gonna check what this function does real quick' *ZAP* 'ok but what's this loop actually doing?' *ZAP* 'wait let me see the pseudocode aga--' *ZAP*
'Just gonna check what this function does real quick' *ZAP* 'ok but what's this loop actually doing?' *ZAP* 'wait let me see the pseudocode aga--' *ZAP*
October 11, 2025 at 12:39 PM
Game modders would be extinct in 20 minutes.
'Just gonna check what this function does real quick' *ZAP* 'ok but what's this loop actually doing?' *ZAP* 'wait let me see the pseudocode aga--' *ZAP*
'Just gonna check what this function does real quick' *ZAP* 'ok but what's this loop actually doing?' *ZAP* 'wait let me see the pseudocode aga--' *ZAP*
Looks good to me, ready to ship!
September 11, 2025 at 6:39 PM
Looks good to me, ready to ship!
I've never seen a splash screen like this- aside from that, that was a surprisingly open and nice read.
August 28, 2025 at 7:16 PM
I've never seen a splash screen like this- aside from that, that was a surprisingly open and nice read.
Wow, it's the same guy after whom a rather famous Finnish pizza is named after.
August 7, 2025 at 10:10 AM
Wow, it's the same guy after whom a rather famous Finnish pizza is named after.
I like to call it the 'Sonic Adventure DX' syndrome personally, as it was the first game I've encountered that sort of behaviour.
August 7, 2025 at 9:29 AM
I like to call it the 'Sonic Adventure DX' syndrome personally, as it was the first game I've encountered that sort of behaviour.
1000 / 16 == 62.5
Integer division frame pacing.
Integer division frame pacing.
August 7, 2025 at 9:29 AM
1000 / 16 == 62.5
Integer division frame pacing.
Integer division frame pacing.
(god bsky jpeg'd these hard)
July 27, 2025 at 4:41 PM
(god bsky jpeg'd these hard)
Not the first time I've seen a bug in the tooling, so I'm not surprised.
Never forget `Nights: Journey of Dreams`, which wrote (presumably) environment data from stack memory into the padding of .ONE archives.
Which gives us a nice glimpse into the tooling they used.
Never forget `Nights: Journey of Dreams`, which wrote (presumably) environment data from stack memory into the padding of .ONE archives.
Which gives us a nice glimpse into the tooling they used.
July 27, 2025 at 4:40 PM
Not the first time I've seen a bug in the tooling, so I'm not surprised.
Never forget `Nights: Journey of Dreams`, which wrote (presumably) environment data from stack memory into the padding of .ONE archives.
Which gives us a nice glimpse into the tooling they used.
Never forget `Nights: Journey of Dreams`, which wrote (presumably) environment data from stack memory into the padding of .ONE archives.
Which gives us a nice glimpse into the tooling they used.
(If you're curious, it's Motion Blur Removal, for that crispy sweet quality pixels ✨ and an Injected Texture. via Riders.Tweakbox and Reloaded-II)
My mods in an official Sonic post? Way past cool! 💙 Sonic Riders deserves all the love.
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July 18, 2025 at 1:12 AM
(If you're curious, it's Motion Blur Removal, for that crispy sweet quality pixels ✨ and an Injected Texture. via Riders.Tweakbox and Reloaded-II)
I can't speak for others.
Last time I tried VR on Linux was at the end of 2023, with ALVR and a Quest 2; it was unfortunately unworkable at the time.
It did get into booting, issues were in tracking and performance however.
Last time I tried VR on Linux was at the end of 2023, with ALVR and a Quest 2; it was unfortunately unworkable at the time.
It did get into booting, issues were in tracking and performance however.
June 22, 2025 at 9:34 PM
I can't speak for others.
Last time I tried VR on Linux was at the end of 2023, with ALVR and a Quest 2; it was unfortunately unworkable at the time.
It did get into booting, issues were in tracking and performance however.
Last time I tried VR on Linux was at the end of 2023, with ALVR and a Quest 2; it was unfortunately unworkable at the time.
It did get into booting, issues were in tracking and performance however.
I was going to link this, but I was beaten to this.
Never got around to try it, but that's essentially what this was built for.
Never got around to try it, but that's essentially what this was built for.
June 22, 2025 at 4:02 PM
I was going to link this, but I was beaten to this.
Never got around to try it, but that's essentially what this was built for.
Never got around to try it, but that's essentially what this was built for.