mtthgn

@mtthgn.bsky.social

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Maker of half-finished things. Software engineer by trade.

A screen shot showing some programming text. Two "Sprite" objects are initialized when a scene is shown. When the scene is updated, both sprites update animations. Finally, when the scene is drawn to the screen, both sprites specify where they should be drawn. One sprite will end up taking up multiple slots in OAM, while the other takes up only one. None of this is the concern of the owner of the Sprite object.
A screenshot of mGBA's "sprites" game state viewer. The Mega Man Zero "meta" sprite is taking up 5 slots in Object Attribute Memory, while the other "regular" sprite only takes up one.
A video of a 2D platformer, with a level designed to highlight vertical scrolling. The player wall jumps up to various platforms before falling down to a platform far below.
A video showing a screen recording where the following occurs: 1. In a terminal, a game boy advance game is compiled 2. An emulator opens and said game is running. The player does some basic platforming, highlighting a moving platform at the start of the level. 3. The map editing software Tiled is then opened, showing the level that was running in the game. 4. A new moving platform is placed on the map, the game is recompiled and run again. 5. The player does some basic platforming, highlighting that the platform placed in Tiled now exists in the game itself.
A video of our friendly blob traversing through some basic platforming. There's a big red block with green text saying "TEST PLAT FORM!" on it that pushes the blob, and occasionally the blob also rides on top of the big red block.
A video showing off GBA's affine transformations. There's a sprite with green hair in the center of the screen, getting stretched and rotated in various patterns.
A photo of a green Anologue Pocket, using the default “Analogue GBA” filter. The backround is bright and visibly purple, and the sprites colors are very crisp.
A video of a small blob with no name doing some basic platforming. It eventually reaches a gap too large jump, and must backtrack and wall jump to higher ground.
A screen shot of “Secret of Mana”, showcasing the game’s Ring Menu.
A Flesh and Blood card named “Nip at the Heels”, depicting a red, lobster-esque humanoid clawing a human man’s heel.
A photo of a deck of Flesh and Blood cards, showing: - Fang - 2x Obsidian Fire Vein - Red Alert Visor - Red Alert Vest - Hand of Vengeance - Starting Point - Scalding Iron - 2x Imperial Intent - Affirm Loyalty - Sisters of Fire - Sizzling Steel - Brothers of Flame - Fire and Brimstone - To the Point (Red) - Pursue to the Edge of Oblivion - 2x Pursue to the Pits of Despair - For the Dracai - 2x Blaze Headlong - Compounding Anger - Sworn Vengeance (Red) - Cut Deep (Red) - Hunt a Killer (Red) - 2x Den of the Spider - Hunt a Killer (Blue) - Twist and Turn (Blue) - Nip at the Heels - Knife Through Butter (Blue) - Trot Along - Point of Engagement (Blue) - Incision (Blue) - Power Stance - Cut Deep (Blue)
A card titled “Chain Reaction” from the TCG Flesh and Blood. It’s a yellow, zero-cost ranger trap that blocks for 3 and reads: “When this defends an attack with go again, you may turn a non/attack action card in your arsenal face-up. If you do, you may play it this turn as though it were an instant.”
A photo of my sealed deck for Flesh and Blood’s Skirmish season 10. It’s an Aurora deck containing: - Flash of Brilliance - Bruised Leather - Twinkle Toes - Meat and Greet R - 2x Runerager Swarm R - 2x Lightning Surge R - 2x Second Strike R - Flittering Charge R - Snuff Out - Heaven’s Claws R - Consuming Volition R - Hit the High Notes R - Hocus Pocus R - Blast to Oblivion Y - Arcane Cussing Y - Consuming Volition Y - Heaven’s Claws Y - Hit the High Notes B - Meat and Greet B - Flittering Charge B - Sigil of Deadwood B - Sigil of Lightning - 3x Electrostatic Discharge R - Malefic Incantation R - Malefic Incantation Y - Deadwood Dirge R - 2x Deadwood Dirge Y
A photo of two pogs, made from some pages of most likely a nintendo power magazine.