Brian Jesse

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Founder of Grey Matter Games (Ex - Epic Games, Psyonix, Wolfram|Alpha) #rustlang #bevyengine #selfhosted #gamedev #indiedev

A screen recording of an early prototype automation game. There's a collection of server racks connected to a console in the desert. There are small indicator icons travelling over wires connected to the racks. Mountains can be seen in the distance.
A demo showcasing a new terrain system. The different biomes blend into one-another smoothly, the character collides with the surface, and lighting changes with the normals.
A debug shader applied to an in-progress terrain generation system. The mountains are multi-colored like the rainbow.
A prototype of an automation data game simulation. lot of servers feeding into a single one with a lot of data visibly moving across wires.
A robot stands in dunes of ash, a blue sun hangs low in the sky, purple haze streaks around the horizion giving way to clearer stars above and a pink glow on the boundary between earth and sky.
A look at data moving over wires in our in-development game Computronium
A demonstration of an infinite procedural desert. There is later a demonstration of the debug view of the physics colliders and then finally a demonstration of the wireframe mesh for the terrain LODs in the distance.
A trailer for Time To Wake Up on Steam: You're stuck in a dream. Blink and change your surroundings to escape the shadows of your past.
You've been abducted by an intergalactic megacorporation, Glorpo Inc! Work off your debt with your alien crew - abduct new recruits, take care of alien babies and cook up some questionable space snacks!
An orange made from ANSI characters in a program called Moebius. The orange has shading made from semi-randomly placed darker pixels.
A trailer for Space Control: You've been abducted by an intergalactic megacorporation, Glorpo Inc! Work off your debt with your alien crew - abduct new recruits, take care of alien babies and cook up some questionable space snacks!
An in-game screenshot of an game in development. A collection of platforms and stairs make up a crude pyramid amongst the sands of a procedurally generated desert. A lone player stands atop the pyramid.
A demonstration of a synchronized multiplayer laser pointer.
A group of people gathered around a desk being instructed on how to terminate ethernet cables.
A video demonstration of a game prototype. There is a desert scene with an alien looking atmosphere. There is a robot player character with walk and running animations. Jump animations are also present. The player character phases into transparency when the camera zooms in to first person mode. The player demonstrates movement and animations and then uses build tools to construct a platform and a console. A translucent preview is visible when an object is prepared for construction. The console resembles a retro arcade cabinet. An enclosed server rack is also constructed and a connection cable (represented by a debug line) is made between the two objects.
A in-game video capture of the spawn platform spinning and moving up and down.
A screenshot of an in-progress spawn platform that looks like a rocket capsule suspended over four legs. It has two large windows and some charring from reentry on the windows.
In-game screenshot of a spawn platform that looks like a rocket capsule suspended on legs. It has large windows on each side.
An in-game screenshot of a long row of servers on racks stretching into the distance.
An in game screenshot of the interior of a player created space with foundations and walls.
In game footage of servers being added to and removed from a server rack.
An in game render of a server rack with servers on shelves. The rack is made of wood and the servers have wooden chassis.
A 3d model of a rackmount server that has a wooden chassis and a used "hand me down" look.
A 3d model of a server rack that has wooden planks in place of shelves.
The Computronium logo, in a stylized retro future text over a colorful chromatic depiction of a silicon wafer. The logo is over an image of a row of empty server racks on a tiled floor beneath a starry sky.
Goofy cats
if !matches!(server_state.get(), ServerStates::Disconnected) { return; }
info!("Spawn third person camera for {:?} on frame: {:?}", client_id, frame); // eqivalent info!("Spawn third person camera for {client_id:?} on frame: {frame:?}");
app.add_systems(FixedUpdate, enter_gameplay_system .run_if(in_state(LauncherStates::Connecting) .and_then(any_with_component::<PlayerComponent>) .and_then(any_with_component::<AvatarComponent>) .and_then(any_with_component::<ThirdPersonCameraComponent>) ) );
// both of these separately: #![cfg_attr(debug_assertions, feature(core_intrinsics))] #![cfg_attr(debug_assertions, allow(internal_features))] // is the same as: #![cfg_attr( debug_assertions, feature(core_intrinsics), allow(internal_features), )]
Screenshot of saving startpage.com's settings without a cookie.
pub fn window_fullscreen_system( time: Res<Time>, mut windows: Query<&mut Window>, mut action_event_reader: EventReader<FullscreenAction>, mut debounce_local: Local<Timer>, ) { let Ok(mut window) = windows.get_single_mut() else { error!("{} more than one window present", line!()); return; }; if !debounce_local.finished() { debounce_local.tick(time.delta()); return; } if action_event_reader.is_empty() { return; } action_event_reader.clear(); debounce_local.reset(); debounce_local.set_mode(TimerMode::Once); debounce_local.set_duration(Duration::from_secs(DEBOUNCE_TIME_SECONDS)); if window.mode == WindowMode::Windowed { window.mode = WindowMode::BorderlessFullscreen; return; } window.mode = WindowMode::Windowed; }
A screenshot of an early prototype of an automation game
let Ok(player) = player_query.get_single() else { fail!("Unable to get a single controlled player"); return; };