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@rp.wtf

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dev at Color Gray Games. The Rise of the Golden Idol is out!! I write occasionally on https://rp.wtf

Video of a top down shooter prototype with a character exchanging bullets with blue circle things which shoot at the player whenever they reveal themselves.
A Raspberry Pi 4B on a black wood surface wrapped in a black aluminium case.
A screenshot of the gdscript template for CharacterBody3D with the individual sections annotated by ASCII art text
screenshot of gdscript: # instead of something.some_signal.connect(_on_some_signal.bind(something)) # do something.some_signal.connect(_on_some_signal, CONNECT_APPEND_SOURCE_OBJECT)
func _on_the_highway_behind_a_slow_car() -> void: pass func _on_the_basketball_court() -> void: pass
forbidden solitaire steam page stream screenshot
A photo with a systemd boot screen showing drive read errors at the end.
Stats page of Forbidden Solitaire after game completion.
A photo of a Marshall “full stack” - 1 head and two cabinets
Screenshot from the Info Center of a recent cachyOS KDE installation with various version numbers.
A grid of yellow text saying "unsupported" vaguely overlaid by a screenshot from the gnome extension marketplace from the "Focus Follows Mouse" extension which is also unsupported.
Photo of my portable CD ripping setup. Pictured is a laptop, portable blu ray writer and Staind’s 2001 masterpiece Break The Cycle
A bed, a laptop on a pillow, a cake and a portable bluray writer with a Matrix Reloaded soundtrack CD
A navidrome smart playlist which gives you a hundred tracks ordered by last played timestamp. The JSON: { "name": "100 by play date", "comment": "100 tracks you heard way too long ago (sorted by lastPlayed)", "all": [{ "gt": { "playCount": -1 } }], "sort": "lastPlayed", "order": "asc", "limit": 100 }
JSON example of a smart playlist that gives never played tracks in a random order from a playlist with a specific id. here's the JSON: { "name": "breaks unplayed", "comment": "Never played from the BREAKS playlist", "all": [ { "is": { "playcount": 0 } }, { "inPlaylist": { "id": "dVX0hgcj4JJFjTs66xpEqI" } } ], "sort": "random", "limit": 100 }
The splash screen for neovim 0.12. Shows an "ascii-art" capital N letter and the following text right after: Nvim is open source and freely distributable https://neovim.io/#chat type :help nvim<Enter> if you are new! type :checkhealth<Enter> to optimize Nvim type :q<Enter> to exit type :help<Enter> for help type :help news<Enter> Help poor children for v0.12 notes in Uganda! type :help Kuwasha<Enter> for information
Screenshot of an Instagram story from Mick Gordon with the text: DOOM (2016) is currently unavailable on Spotify * Yes, I'm aware * No, I don't know why * No, I didn't take it down * No, I cannot fix it Plase direct questions to the official channels for updates. I hope it's back up soon.
a picture of a transparent (not really) hand with the thumbs up gesture
a photo of a potato
Poster with colorful handprints and the text “small hands change the world”
Dell type logo on a monitor saying "Hell"
the lid of a sticker-bombed laptop.
Men bathroom meme where guy goes to take a leak way too close to the other guy
A screenshot from the Godot forums from user SilvanaBanana, dated Nov 12, 2020 with the text "In case someone else is facing this problem when creating a node and assigning the script in code: the answer above works, node.set_process(true) did the trick."
A screenshot from the Discord application with the following text: "We suggest adding a passkey to your account for easier and more secure sign-ins." Then follows a button with the text "Add a Passkey"
bsky UI screenshot. text: Your muted words mastodon in text & tags Expires in 30 days • Excludes users you follow
A code screenshot with the content: func either_is_true(...bools: Array) -> bool: var booleans: Array[String] = [] for boolean: bool in bools: booleans.append_array(str(boolean).split("")) booleans.sort_custom( # needs to be updated in case they change "false" to something else. func(a: String, _b: String) -> bool: return a != "f" and a != "a" and a != "l" and a != "s" and\ a != "e" and a != "r" and a != "u" ) return booleans[0] == "t"
A screenshot of lua code -- Use gdscript formatter by GDQuest on save vim.api.nvim_create_autocmd("BufWritePre", { pattern = "*.gd", callback = function() local file = vim.fn.expand("%") vim.cmd("silent! !gdscript-format --reorder-code " .. vim.fn.fnameescape(file)) vim.cmd("e!") end, })
Cover art for the 1995 video game "Screamer"
A screenshot of Godot project settings with the standart game mode set to launch maximized, and then below it is an override for the "editor" feature tag (meaning that this will take effect only when launched from the Godot editor) to run the game windowed.
A screenshot of Quake 1's "start" map with the player holding a Quake 2 railgun.
A screenshot of a custom map in Quake 1. A bridge over a moat surrounded by cliffs.
A photo of the book "The Grug Brained Developer". The subtext reads "A layman's guide to thinking like the self-aware smol brained".
A photo of a gallery with rise of the golden idol themed paintings and 3d printed sculptures
a screenshot of the bluesky account suggestion box. first account is "Robert Reich" - Berkeley professor, former Secretary of Labor. Co-... second account is "Onee-san (male)" - The penis that sticks out gets slammed in the car door. third is "Crystal Storm" - Seattle-based trans womand and Professional Sewing ...
A code screenshot with the following content: class_name TreeSelectionIterator var tree: Tree var current: TreeItem = null func _init(t: Tree) -> void: self.tree = t func _set_next() -> void: current = tree.get_next_selected(current) func _should_continue() -> bool: return current != null func _iter_init(_arg: Array) -> bool: _set_next() return _should_continue() func _iter_next(_arg: Array) -> bool: _set_next() return _should_continue() func _iter_get(_arg: Variant) -> TreeItem: return current
Chernobyl tv show screencap with the caption “i serve the soviet union”
A fake github pull request with the title "Add AISlopNode3D"
A pic of me on a stage playing a EVH Wolfgang guitar.
A drum practice pad with a pair of drum sticks .
A painting of the vocalist of Cannibal Corpse, Corpsegrinder.
A digipak of the soundtrack CDs of the video game Doom (2016).
A photo of a setup with studio lighting, a small table with two laptops, one of them has an Ableton session loaded up and there's an ipad and a half full cup of green tea :)
A screenshot of the Godot addon's "Copy Files on Export" showing its settings as part of a godot project's settings. The header reads "Here you can define paths that will be copied alongside the game export. The first column is a path to a file or directory within your project folder, and the second column is its target path relative to the export folder. The files in these paths will be copied when you select "Export Project…". PCK/ZIP export is currently not supported." Then follows a table of file mappings with the following column names - "Path", "Path in export location" and "Limited to features". The defined mappings are: * res://README.txt -> README.txt * res://LICENCE.txt -> LICENCE.txt * res://redist -> redist, limited to "windows" * res://assets/fonts/fira_sans/LICENSE.md -> licenses/fira-sans-SIL.md * res://addons/dialogue_manager/LICENSE -> licenses/dialogue-manager-MIT.md * res://assets/backgrounds/city.png -> goodies/wallpapers/city.png (limited to "windows", "macos", and "linux") * res://assets/stylesheet.css -> stylesheet.css (limited to "web") Also open is the edit dialog with a form, with the fields: "Source path", "Path in export location", and "Limit to features (optional)", with corresponding values - "res://redist", "redist", and "windows".
A screenshot of (a slightly doctored) Bandcamp page of Jinjer showing the following albums - Wallflowers, Macro, Micro, Cloud Factory, King Of Everything.
Github screenshot of the repository "paskausks/gd-copy-files-on-export" with an arrow pointing the the Issue counter which shows the number 1.
An application window with the title "PlaylistMaster 3000" with a File menu that contains two items - "Open" and "Quit"
A compact disc case of Crazy Town’s album The Gift Of Game
An old, windowless orange brick building with a huge "The Spaghetti Warehouse" sign on the top.
gdscript code screenshot with the following code: @onready var n: Node = %SomeNode var x: int: set = set_x func _ready() -> void: set_x(x) func set_x(value: int): x = value if not n: return # ...
The album cover of Hildur Guðnadóttir's album Saman, depicting a 90 degree counter-clockwise rotated photo of a pond side.
The cover art for the game Crimsonland