Johan @johanv@fosstodon.org

#100daysofcode Day 80 (yesterday): we made some more progress following the #blender lego man tutorial, here's a render!

#100daysofcode Day 79: we started learning #blender by making a #lego man using this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wv-qsxHA9Ug (not really code but it's for the game)

I made a #piano #cover of Changes by Phil Ochs: https://open.lbry.com/@johanv:5/phil-ochs-changes-cover_2020-05-27-20-57-41:d?r=7Bvi9auq4eypAqeexNhyrLaT5v7BXp8F #music #philochs

Just watched an amazing talk by @jplebreton on playscii, his open source tool for making ascii art and games: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MJZvWgcxV0M Awesome stuff, it's got me thinking about what tools i could make...

#100daysofcode Day 78: we completed the last tutorial, which was to add coins to the game. once you collect 5 coins it brings you back to the menu screen

#100daysofcode Day 77: we got some textures, enemies, and collision detection working in #godot following the tutorial

link was broken; here's the real link: https://invidio.us/watch?v=j2wBsb-W3Ls&autoplay=1&list=PLda3VoSoc_TSBBOBYwcmlamF1UrjVtccZ&index=3

#100daysofcode Day 76: My friend and I are learning the open source #godot game engine using this tutorial: https://invidio.us/playlist?list=PLda3VoSoc_TSBBOBYwcml amF1UrjVtccZ Here are some gifs of our progress after just the first 2 parts of the tutorial

#100daysofcode bonus: I cleaned up the code, made walls block light, and turned off debug mode so this screenshot is what the player sees

#100daysofcode Day 75: Getting back into this challenge for the summer by making a #roguelike in #golang called "ruegolike" https://git.sr.ht/~johanvandegriff/ruegolike I've been working on it for a bit, but today I added generation of corridors between rooms. (I know the #100daysofcode is supposed to be continuous, but... I guess I'm going for a piecewise continuous function.) Also yes, it is heavily inspired by #nethack, one of my all-time favorite games

broadcasting on anonradio again

got raycasting working! opted to just port the code over to go instead of implementing it myself. it actually uses shadowcasting instead of raycasting but it looks great!