Flatgub 🐝

@flatgub.dev

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Emily -=- it/she -=- mid 20s -=- enjoyer of bugs both insect and computer -=- occasional game developer -=- 🏳️‍🌈✨ www.flatgub.dev

A screenshot from Frozen Fruits (freeware, released in 2000)
A screenshot of the Pixel Composer interface, showing a graph of a more than a dozen nodes arranged to produce a 88x31 button which looks like a lesbian flag. Across it in a wavey pattern scrolls the text 'Have you heard of women?'
A screenshot of my trenchbroom editor, showing a test map with a variety of entities that resemble entities from the source engine, including similarly styled icons.
another map in the same foggy voice, this time a sort of climbing gym made from orange and gray grid textures with a few pads of green, with various ledges and jumps and a thin beam
zoomed out screenshot of a map comprising a long concrete hallway with chainlink fences boxing off the short sides in the middle of a foggy void. there's a blockade in the middle and some areas marked with stripy red rectangles
an overhead, no-clip screenshot of three rooms, two of which are identical. The identical rooms have a red and a white light in each, but one room uses baked lighting and the other uses purely dynamic lights. In the background is the third room which is much larger and only half of it is lit, with a white default cube sitting in it.
Lil' Bugventures
a screenshot of Pixel Composer, showing a graph of nodes that takes a high resolution photo of a rock surface and transforms it into a seamless tiling 128x128 retro-style dithered texture
ingame footage of me in my test level at night following around a floating cube. the cube has a glowing dot on the front and is emitting a yellow vision cone. it patrols the map and i follow it for a while, staying out of sight. eventually i stray into the vision cone and it changes to red and begins to follow me faster until i break line of sight, at which point it starts patrolling again.
a screenshot of my dev environment without baked lighting. The image is overall pretty bland and the shadows aren't very dark
a screenshot of one of my previous posts, showing that both images attached are pure black
in-game footage of me following around a floating cube in my debug world. Its patrolling between randomly selected points on the node graph and after a while I enable a debug setting that shows the path the cube is taking as a series of purple arrows. It makes a small beep each time it passes through a node and makes a larger beep when it reaches a destination.
a screenshot of my ai test map in the trenchbroom map editor
footage of me running around one of my godot test environments, interacting with things and using the debug console
a screenshot of the godot editor, showing a collection of yellow boxes distributed around a level with some walls in between. boxes that have line of sight to one another are connected with white arrows, boxes with walls in between do not.
Screen recording of my current project demonstrating the pathfinder. A small monochrome room is made of square tiles forming the walls in a slight maze arrangement with a chasm on one side. When I press a button a debug visualisation appears showing a snake entity pathfinding towards the player entity using typical A* grid movement and it finds a path that goes around the chasm. I then enable "knight-like movement" and run the algorithm again, this time the snake finds a much shorter path using a combination of regular grid motion and chess style knight jumps which skips over a wall to get to me. Finally I disable "allow step motion" and run the algorithm again, this time the snake finds a path to me using a zigzag path of only knight jumps
a screencapture of me typing some dummy code in godot while using the ridiculous coding plugin, showing the editor window shakes a little and plays noises and such as i type
more footage from the game, showing an actual battle. the main loop plays out very similar to into the breach, with enemies moving and telegraphing their attacks on their turn and then giving the player time to react (by playing cards and using AP)
footage from the last build of the deckbuilding roguelike i'm talking about before the old project files were lost in a hard drive failure. the footage includes looking choosing an item that adds new cards from the loot pool and then equipping it to see those cards added to the deck