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@someran.dev

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〔they/them〕sometimes when i make something that looks cool, i'll upload a picture or video of it here i want to marry 3d platformers ALL MY SOCIALS HERE: https://someran.dev/links

"Hello world" is shown against a green background with the individual characters rotating in 3D space
upon clicking on the handles surrounding a zig-zaggy 3d mesh, a resource can be added to its options to incorporate more segments to smooth the generation
After typing a message in Twitch chat, a randomly generated character representing the chatter appears on screen, has their username displayed, then is plopped into the world.
shows a tool in the godot editor that modifies a long mesh. at certain points the position, width, depth, twist, and turn of the mesh can be modified. it's kinda hard to explain idk
Shows SillyScript enums and their corresponding output to JSON
An image that demonstrates the structure of a "syntax" declaration. Its content is: syntax [SYNTAX_NAME]: pattern: # First possible pattern [SYNTAX_PATTERN_1] # Can have multiple patterns... pattern: # Second possible pattern # Patterns can use any characters. # Pattern starts after first indent after pattern a 1 🎃 # Use triangle-brackets for expression inputs # <[NAME]: [TYPE]> <myNumber: int> # Whitespace is ignored unless identation changes, # so this is valid use of the syntax. a 1 🎃 69
Demonstrates a web-based editor with SillyScript code on the left-side, an output section on the other side. The output shows the JSON when the SillyScript code is valid, or a pretty-printed error message when not.
An image showing text from SillyScript language and its JSON equivalent. SillyScript: 1; 2; 3; "MyString"; def moveCamera(start: int, end: int) -> dict: kind: 0; range: start; end; "Start Actions"; moveCamera(1, 2); moveCamera(2, 5); : kind: 2; loop: false; JSON: [ 1, 2, 3, "MyString", "Start Actions", { "kind": 0, "range": [ 1, 2 ] }, { "kind": 0, "range": [ 2, 5 ] }, { "kind": 2, "loop": false } ]
Prototype gameplay of my game. The player talks to an NPC who asks them to defeat some enemies. The player defeats them, the wall opens up and the NPC thanks the player.
Prototype gameplay of my game. The player walks up to double doors and opens them.
"Cabin" with green-blue trunks for the walls.
Prototype footage of my video game. A witch character runs around an underwater world with tall seaweed and fish moving about.
Prototype gameplay of my game. A witchy character walks around an underwater world with a crab shooting bubbles then front flips into some stairs.
Footage of Blender with generic witch character
A menu where "ingredients" for a spell are listed and the user and add and remove them. It looks terrible, thank god you can't see it.
Picture of 2nd place listing on Game Jam page.
A whale shark player moves up and down to avoid bubble projectiles.
The player shark moves through a maze while reading signs explaining the mechanics of the game. It fights a star fish. Wasn't much of a fight.
Prototype gameplay of my game jam game. The red cube player attacks the blue cubes by walking into them. Sometimes the blue cubes move out of the way and the attack "MISS"es. Other times the blue boxes move to a tile before the player and block them.
Prototype gameplay of my game jam game where the player (a red block) moves around a world with test NPCs (blue blocks). It moves up and down relative to the ground for some of the turn-based rougelike turns.
Prototype gameplay of my game jam game. A red block moves around the map and lights the area it moves to.
Footage of a very basic map generated using low and high tiles in 3d space to signify walls.
Prototype gameplay of my game, player runs into different rooms in the infinite mall and sees their contents. Picks up chairs and throws them.
POV you're working the register at the cursed empty infinite mall.
Prototype gameplay of my game where the player runs up and down stairs that transition between floors.
Prototype footage of my game. Showing off automated placement of signs on stores in mall, different store "shapes", and automatic placement of light in the stores.
Demonstration of the CRT shader in my prototype video game. If you're blind or something I'm so sorry cause this looks absolute fire.
Prototype gameplay of my game. The player picks up a yellow/red toy gun and starts shooting at the rainbow wall encroaching on them.
Prototype gameplay of my game. The player moves through well-lit empty curved hallway and encounters large slowly creeping spikey wall.
Prototype gameplay of my game Teleport Man where I run through an empty mall-like hallway with two floors. The walls have brick textures, and the floors are tiled blue.
In development gameplay of my game Teleport Man where I run through a completely red prototype of a mall.
Development gameplay of my game Teleport Man. I'm on a 2-floor structure. When I click on the Godot editor, I can set certain values to a combination of 0s and 1s to change which sections of the structure have rooms in them to replicate store-fronts in a mall.
Changed the colors of the particles to be more saturated and varied hue. Looks more rainbow. The top layer of particles now use subtract blend for contrast.
Gameplay of my game Teleport Man. I press the "START" button in the new game options and it explodes out with tons of particles and light until the screen turns completely white.
Doodle of guy screaming and crying. Stolen from https://x.com/_pench_/status/1581321280258600960
Gameplay of my game of the menu that appears when creating a new game. A note book with a bunch of options on it. The player can select the color of their new game's file sticky note, their character's name, and their starting item.
what the fuck happened
Gameplay of my game but all the text is replaced with unreadable characters.
A shot of a doodled notebook. At the top it says "Creating new note". Underneath the color of the sticky note can be selected. Below that is the player name. Below that the starting gift. Below that a start button.
Sorry I already deleted this basic example code by the time I pasted this image so get rekt. It's just a basic outline of how the second compute shader works.
A snapshot of Godot's Compositor input on WorldEnvironment. My CompositorEffect is named DoodlePostProcess.
Gameplay of my game Teleport Man. The player stares unmoving at certain areas around a room. It's demonstrating the wobbly outline shader effect my game uses.
Gameplay of my game Teleport Man. The player select a save file, holds down the "DELETE" button until the file EXPLODES.
I click on one of the sticky note files, and press copy on the arm menu. It shows an absolutely BANGER animation. It's too bad you can't see it. RIP. Anyway, then I make like 20 copies of the existing files for fun.
Upon clicking one of the sticky-note representing a save file in my game, the player's two arms appear. One points at the other, representing the cursor. The hand being pointed at has 3 options appear on it: "Start", "Copy", and "Delete".
The player runs, and their wrist moves up and down really fast. The cloud bracelet tries to keep up as the player moves.
Showing a bunch of listed numbers in an const array in Rust code.
I zoom into a frame of the running rotoscope animation to show a single magenta pixel that moves as the animation is moved forward.
Shows the first person character jumping and moving their arms with a cloud-like bracelet following the wrist.
A quickly edited video showing me trace over certain key frames from my live-action footage and using them to generate the animation. After some cleanup, the animation is ready to be incorporated!