Dragon1Freak

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I make dumb things on the internet (he/him) https://dragon1freak.com Find my games here: https://dragon1freak.itch.io/ #godotengine #gamedev #solodev

Screenshot of a pink kite flying in a clear blue sky, the player standing in an endless grassy field. A half full stamina bar is on the bottom of the screen
A video of an example scene for Footstepper v2 showing the material aware mode. The player walks across a few different colored platforms showing the different sounds going in the order of default, mud, sand, and concrete, and then turning back around and walking back to the start. The player then jumps on two CSG nodes, the first one being sand and the second being mud, before falling back to the default ground.
Image of one of my shelves, this one holding game boxes. From left to right there's Inscryption, Spore Galactic Edition, Dead Space 2 Collectors Edition, Stardew Valley Collectors Edition, Zeus Master of Olympus, Pharaoh, and Pharaoh A New Era
Screenshot of Markiplier playing the game Open House in his 3 Scary Games #111 video. The character is in a small hallway holding a cardboard box.
Album cover for Reflections by Akira Terao. It shows him smoking a cigarette while backlit on a dark background. The word Love looks like it was spelled using the cigarette and a long exposure time.
Picture of my new steam controller in the box
Picture of two of my dogs snuggling on the couch sleeping. The right one of a black and white pitbull dalmatian mix, the one of the left of a brown and white beagle mastiff mix.
Screenshot of the technical advisor for bluesky having me blocked, presumably because of the AI haters blocklist they followed
The scribblings of a mad man showing 4 square faces split up into triangles, flattened, then split up. The vertices that are marked as grindable are marked, each edge that contains a grindable point marked with the number of grindable points, either 1 or 2. The following is the actual explanation. Collect all the points, then get all of their edges. Map those edges to a dict as keys and their values as the points. Then filter out any with just 1 point as thats not a grindable edge. Then filter down the duplicates so you have one set of edges to follow. Then figure out which points only show up one time in the edges, meaning theyre the ends of the whole path. Pick one at random, then walk through the whole line point by point using the edge pairs as a guide until you have a list of points, in order, to pass to a Curve3D.
Screenshot of the Godot 3D editor window showing a curvey white plane with a grind rail path generated down the middle.
Third person video of a low poly skateboarder. There is a score label in the top left with a combo score label that appears while doing tricks and a speedometer bar in the bottom right. The speedometer bar has a faded background showing the possible max speed, a red bar showing the current max speed, and a green bar showing the current actual speed. The player jumps off the ramp in front of them and wall rides in various ways to show off the simple wall ride animations for the left and right sides of the player model.
The skater is on a road in a small city map with flat colored buildings on the sides of the street. There is a score label in the top left, a combo score label that appears while doing tricks, and a speedometer bar in the bottom right. The speedometer bar has a faded background showing the possible max speed, a red bar showing the current max speed, and a green bar showing the current actual speed. When the run starts, a 60 second timer in the top right appears. The player skates around the city, doing tricks while completing timed deliveries to earn credits, which are shown below the score label. When starting a delivery by riding into a striped sphere, an arrow shows up at the top of the screen pointing towards the objective. After the 60 seconds is up, the game waits for the final in progress delivery to finish before ending the run and displaying a run over screen. The screen shows the trick score, delivery score, and total score, along with Retry and Quit buttons.
Screenshot of the Godot editor 3D window. There are a few CSG generated roads with buildings of random, flat colors surrounding the roads on a light blue background.
Screenshot of the Godot editor 3D window showing two Path3D generated roads on a blue background. The road on the right is selected and shows the points of the path.
Third person video of a low poly skateboarder. There is a score label in the top left with a combo score label that appears while doing tricks and a speedometer bar in the bottom right. The speedometer bar has a faded background showing the possible max speed, a red bar showing the current max speed, and a green bar showing the current actual speed. There are white grindable rails at the end of the ramp in front of the player, one relatively straight going down back to the ground, and another that winds and twists up into the air. The player grinds down the straight rail, and upon reaching the end falls off, continuing forward with the velocity from the rail. They turn around and grind back up the rail, jumping off before the end and doing some tricks for a combo. They turn around and grind the windy rail up and do more tricks off the top before going back to the straight rail, slowing down, and showing that grind speed starts with your entrance speed as they slowly grind up the rail.
Third person video of a low poly skateboarder. There is a score label in the top left with a combo score label that appears while doing tricks and a speedometer bar in the bottom right. The speedometer bar has a faded background showing the possible max speed, a red bar showing the current max speed, and a green bar showing the current actual speed. The player does some combos of grab and flip tricks showing that the combo is added up until landing. Upon landing, the combo is added into the total score and the player's max speed is raised. The max speed is slowly lowered while on the ground, and lowered significantly when hitting a wall or otherwise dropping your speed suddenly.
Third person video of a low poly skateboarder. There is a score label in the top left with a combo score label that appears while doing tricks. The player does some combos of grab and flip tricks showing that the combo is added up until landing. Upon landing, the combo is added into the total score.
Third person perspective of a low poly skateboarder in a testing environment. They jump off a ramp, wall ride, jump off the wall and do a 180 spin, then wall ride backwards. Then they speed back to the start, jump off the ramp, do a 360 spin into a flip trick.
Third person view of a low poly skateboarder in a test environment with some random walls, ramps, and blocks, all using a shared grid material. The video shows off the new wall ride and double jump mechanics. The character can jump out of a wall ride away from the wall and jump again with the double jump.
A low poly skateboarder zooming around a low poly city while a 2 minute timer counts down in the top right. When they collide with a highlighted zone a shorter 15 second timer starts at the top middle of the screen accompanied by an arrow pointing towards the target zone. Reaching that zone ends that delivery and the timer and arrow are hidden.
Picture of an old Christmas coffee mug I was gifted a long time ago.
Video of a hiker character in a clearing in the woods. There is a crafting table in the clearing near them. When they interact with the table, a menu appears showing available recipes on the left and info on the selected recipe on the right, with a button labeled "Craft" to create the item. The player exits the table and collects some rocks and sticks before returning to the table and crafting an axe. The axe is added to their inventory shown in the hotbar on the bottom of the screen and the ingredients are removed.
Third person video of a hiker character walking around a clearing in a forest placing signs for campsites. After placing three, they open a menu to assign campers to the sites. Tents appear as campers are assigned.
Video of a third person POV of a hiker character in a forest with trees and bushes. The ground is littered with sticks and rocks. The character picks up the items and they are added to the hotbar at the bottom of the screen. At the end a larger inventory screen is shown, showing what row of the inventory is currently being used as the hotbar.
Video of a third person POV of a hiker character clearing trees in a forest. When the tree is harvested, it disappears and drops a log. The player picks the log up and the update is shown in the hotbar on the bottom of the screen. The player picks up multiple logs showing that once the stack size is reached, a new stack is created.
Video of a third person POV of a hiker character clearing trees in a forest then placing a campsite marker in the open area.
Screen recording of the Godot 3D viewport showing three shapes made of trees to simulate a clearing. A sign is moved into the clearing and a tool button pushed off screen to generate a mesh to show the area inside the clearing.
Radian circle with indices 0 through 5 labeled around the circle in 60 degree intervals.
Screenshot of a Godot engine node tree showing a Window > SubViewportContainer > SubViewport > 2DNode with children
A video from first person perspective walking through a test scene for the door script. There are various doors with different settings being demoed including a locked door.
Video of a simple example menu stack in Godot. Starts with a title screen with the buttons Play, Settings, and Quit. Play is autofocused. Settings is then selected and the settings menu is opened showing buttons for Video Settings and Back. Video Settings is selected and the third level Video Settings menu is opened showing the buttons Back and Main Menu. Back is selected taking us back to the Settings menu. Navigating back to the Video Settings menu this time Main Menu is selected and we go all the way back to the title screen.
Video of a hummingbird moth flying around purple flowers in a hanging pot.
Picture of the box for the original Pharaoh city builder next to the box for the remake, Pharaoh: A New Era
Photo collage of my various projects over the recent years with the text "Thanks for 1,500!" in the foreground.
Picture of a crape myrtle tree with a large praying mantis seen in the leaves.
Picture of the top of a large flowering basil plant with two carpenter bees pollinating
Screenshot of the 1998 city building game Caesar 3 from Impressions Games
Screenshot of a portion of the steam library tile for Rimworld that says "Time Played: Last two weeks: 56.7 hrs"
Low poly arcade with patrons milling about. The games are powered by a series of switches and fuse boxes, and the player has to keep up with them to keep the games powered and the patrons happy.
Screenshot of Rimworld showing a pasture containing various animals, with 22 ducks highlighted.
Photo of two large, orange day lily blooms with a small bush in the background
Video of a test encounter with the first boss from my top down shooter Depth Charge. The boss is a small submarine with a drill on the front, currently it just swaps between chasing the player and a dash attack where it drills through the walls, while spawning enemies when returning to the slow chase state.
Picture of my copy of Spore Galactic Edition with a couple of cluttered collectable shelves in the background.
Cover art for the PS2 tactical shooter RTS game Future Tactics: The Uprising. Three of the main characters are standing in the foreground wiedling their various weapons with an alien enemy on the cliff above them.
Small bird in a bush looking directly at the camera
GIF of a pixel art submarine with a large drill on the front
Two large watering trays with 9 pots of various sizes containing Venus flytraps and different pitcher plants
A screenshot of the bulleted list of features from the micro editor GitHub page. The top bullet say Sane Defaults and the sub bullet says You shouldn't have to configure much out of the box (and it is extremely easy to configure).
Venus flytrap flowers with the plants in the background. The flower is a small white flower with multiple blooms at the top of a tall skinny stem.
Low poly diver in a vintage diving suit idly treading water with a default Godot engine environment in the background.
Low poly diver in a vintage diving suit idly treading water with a default Godot engine environment in the background.
Pixel art scene of an underwater circular pit from the top down. The walls are a lightish blue with the color getting darker and fading into the background. The center is dark, fading into the distance. The player is a diver moving around shooting while being chased by melee enemies that look like divers in blue suits holding large circular saws, a red diver with a rifle shooting at the player, and greenish divers holding undersea mines that explode when killed or touching the player. A label on the left tracks the current depth and a bar on the right tracks health. Below the health bar is a panel that shows the current powerup and its related input. A label in the top middle of the screen shows the powerup name when picking it up.
Picture of multiple Venus flytraps preparing to flower with two purple pitcher plants and a struggling hanging pitcher plant also in the water trays.
Mostly finished pixel art of a diver in a old style diving suit dual wielding weapons for the title screen of Depth Charge, my top down shooter game. The right side shows the diver and the left side foreground shows a diver in a blue suit holding a large saw swimming towards the main character.
Screenshot of the main menu of Depth Charge with the pixel art a pixel art diver and environment in the background
WIP pixel art of a diver in a old style diving suit dual wielding weapons for the title screen of Depth Charge, my top down shooter game.