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I love animated ui elements
that mix my love of marching ants
(stroke offset) with technical ideas.
#gamedev
#animation
#motiondesign
that mix my love of marching ants
(stroke offset) with technical ideas.
#gamedev
#animation
#motiondesign
December 3, 2024 at 2:28 AM
I love animated ui elements
that mix my love of marching ants
(stroke offset) with technical ideas.
#gamedev
#animation
#motiondesign
that mix my love of marching ants
(stroke offset) with technical ideas.
#gamedev
#animation
#motiondesign
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December 4, 2024 at 7:19 PM
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For the swizzle.fun Hypergraph Materials Series (HG1)(HG2)(HG3)
These materials were created with a vector art base.
This is so many panels could be fit into a single file, with unlimited resolution exports.
#gamedev
#materials
#textures
#vectorart
These materials were created with a vector art base.
This is so many panels could be fit into a single file, with unlimited resolution exports.
#gamedev
#materials
#textures
#vectorart
December 4, 2024 at 7:09 PM
For the swizzle.fun Hypergraph Materials Series (HG1)(HG2)(HG3)
These materials were created with a vector art base.
This is so many panels could be fit into a single file, with unlimited resolution exports.
#gamedev
#materials
#textures
#vectorart
These materials were created with a vector art base.
This is so many panels could be fit into a single file, with unlimited resolution exports.
#gamedev
#materials
#textures
#vectorart
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I really don't have the skills to solder 0201 components anymore... I've lost 3 LEDs for the 6 that I've soldered.
November 19, 2024 at 2:33 AM
I really don't have the skills to solder 0201 components anymore... I've lost 3 LEDs for the 6 that I've soldered.
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I received my MOS Kim-1 as a birthday present when I was in high school. I had to make my own power supply for it and quickly also made the two common upgrades: doubling the RAM to 2 K-Bytes by piggybacking onto the original 8 SRAM chips, and hacking the cassette recorder interface to speed it up.
November 19, 2024 at 1:49 PM
I received my MOS Kim-1 as a birthday present when I was in high school. I had to make my own power supply for it and quickly also made the two common upgrades: doubling the RAM to 2 K-Bytes by piggybacking onto the original 8 SRAM chips, and hacking the cassette recorder interface to speed it up.