llamant

llamant

@llamant.bsky.social

If it has an engine and it moves I like it. Amateur photographer I guess. Trying to learn how to make a racing game.

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Dev update! The city block out is starting to feel and look more like a city! Adding basic elements like windows and canopy's on buildings, benches, bins, barriers and trash in the streets. Props also add 'life' to the level too, players can interact with them and they respond dynamically.

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Hello. This morning I completed my drawing of Sir Chris Hoy at the wheel of the Ligier JS P2 he raced at Le Mans, 10 years ago this June. This is a β€˜From the Fence’ piece and is 42x30cm. You can buy it, too! πŸ’™ #LeMans #RadioLeMans #WEC #SirChrisHoy

Had a bit of a stressful day and I tend to deal with those by staying up late and playing games, which means I am typing this at almost 5 am and questioning my choices. FlatOut 2 is great though.

Buying up a bunch of indie games on the Steam sale is extremely tempting but because of money I'm extremely even though I really like flawed, janky stuff. Do I get the weird looking thing with 10 reviews, none recent, or something I heard about from friends? The choice is so difficult.

I wish it wasn't Tesla that popularized electric cars but some conventional car company like Honda, they have the Honda E after all. EVs get so much shit for being "tech for the sake of tech" even though they can be simpler than an ICE vehicle, all because of how garbage Tesla is.

EVs definitely won't save the environment or anything like that. Imo they won't and shouldn't replace ICEs, at least for a long time, but they can be a good alternative for transport in a city where you mostly start and stop and it's easier to make a compact electric car than an ICE one.

The backyards surrounded by buildings are always the most interesting to me. There's often some interesting architecture but there can be some cool cars hidden from plain sight as well. #photography #streetphotography #architecture

Trying to make a raycast car in Godot with barely any coding knowledge for something I want to try and damn, coding is hell. I'm following this tutorial on YouTube and I'm writing the exact same code and it works in the video but I'm getting errors, sobbing.

Have been running a little Pathfinder 2nd edition campaign for my friends and aside from enjoying it a lot I also found that I somehow am afraid of doing things I like? I sit down, realize that I probably should prepare for the next session and think "oh no" even though it's fun. #ttrpg #pathfinder