byteframe

@byteframe.bsky.social

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amateur #virtualreality level designer (impostor). he/him 🐗 B5160-8 🐗 youtube.com/@byteframe_primarydataloop

bash script code (lil under 100 lines) that takes the output of a source2 hammer verbose map compile and (hackishly ofc) slipstreams all the encountered dependencies and asset references into another addon, opting for uncompiled materials/textures when present.
screenshot of steamvr's asset browser window showing 16 prefabs
me admiring a graphical effect (water droplets upon a pool) inside of a caving VR game.
A cat smoking a cigarette in a VR game. The cat is on a window sill in a cyperpunkian japanese like anime world. The cat has since quit the habit.
a picture of a photograph of a cat which is not real.
desert canyon kinda kit bash I whipped up last night. polyhaven models
another source 2 material conversion bash blob
More VR cigarettes, the actual object being a spoof of marlboro 'Mareelbo'
the letter p-e-n-i-s arranged in blocks in a vr game demo
screenshot of a vr game whereby I am smoking a virtual cigarette.
screenshot from Half Life Alyx showing a close up view ofa big bale that says 'Grain'.
3d rendering of a stone cat (meow) statue from polyhaven imported into steamvr home
A screenshot of the 'Asset Browser' window showing hundreds of compiled textures ripped from texturecan. In an adjacent window is the 20 or so lines of javascript that do all the downloading. A seperate big bash script handles the rest and whips up the Source2 vmat material files, which then get compiled with resourcecompiler.exe, or just by using the asset brwoser. Accomplishing these kinds of tasks often finds me using one part javascript and one part shell. This is a crutch, as I can likely do everything, including unzipping, in nodejs, but its still easier to do any kind of file management with shell.
Two vertically tiled windows, one a level editor showing curvy curves and a wikipedia article revealing the existence of actual math defining 'squircles', a thing I thought was a joke.
Funny protest sign.