Vladimir Sabi

Just had my first-ever online PvP session in my own game. I lost, but I'm happy. More motivated than ever to keep working on it #gamedev #jailang

Stress testing the game on M1 Pro at 3024x1964 120Hz. No FPS drops, no overheating. Pretty proud of this engine. Now heading towards gameplay polishing #gamedev #jai

Experimenting with 3D modeling. Came up a steamthrower. It superheats icy liquid and launches a jet of steam at enemies. Has that dwarf-steampunk vibe, but with modern elements. #3D #blender #handpainted #gameart #gamedev www.artstation.com/artwork/RKo0xe

These animations tickle something in my brain in a good way #gamedev #wgpu #jailang

Testing a "Nomad Sculpt -> Blender + Substance Painter -> My engine" pipeline to optimise my time as a solo dev. So much fun to see how everything comes together.

Learning sculpting to produce assets for my game. Nomad sculpt is such a great tool even on 2016 iPad #3D #sculpt #gamedev

Continuing building my game. Jai language enables me to do things so much faster and cleaner than other languages I tried. Even though the engine is built from the ground up, most features are so easy to implement #jailang #wgpu #gamedev

A 6x difference in app size, with arguably the same features. Love to see such things

Loving this version so much more

Our compensation model at @oxide.computer was a very hot topic when we first posted about it over four years ago. But now years later (and a tripling in size!), how is it going? An overdue update: oxide.computer/blog/oxides-...

I have this itchy feeling in my brain that all the #localfirst and #decentralized tech fits very well for a team tooling: VCS, issue tracking, knowledge bases, chat and videoconf, etc. Infra is private, lives as long as the team exists, is naturally isolated inside a company network. Seems legit.

I released a game on the #appstore a few years ago—it was so polished that I didn’t expect to patch anything after extensive testing. Well, it got delisted because the last update was *too long ago* 🙃 #gamedev

Doing some rendering with #rust and #wgpu. So far I’m really happy with how much I’m learning while building a game without an engine. #gamedev is truly a great source of knowledge to grok as a software engineer and designer. Kudos to Marek Cahyna for the free access to the model