My physical copy of the Half-Life: Alyx soundtrack just arrived and I am THE FUCKING HAPPIEST I'VE EVER BEEN IN SO, SO LONG!!

It's weird hearing music in a game that you've used for videos.

I saw the motion graphic stuff they added, that's pretty fucking sick!

And also the mono automatically playing in both left and right channels instead of having to manually change that.

Not gonna lie, the new DaVinci Resolve 21 version is kinda disappointing to me...

Like yeah the whole photo processing stuff is cool! And some other stuff that was added is nice...

The problem I mostly have with it is it feels like it should've been another point-o release, not a version "21".

What?...
What does this mean?

Exactly what I'm looking for. Thanks!

I'm wondering if there's a better way for custom camera shaders than using a mesh plane with a custom shader stuck to it in Godot?. Because currently, this just seems like a worse way compared to how some other engines do it. I mean, I guess it's not horrible, it's just weird.

Godot is like the concept art phase. Ue4 is where it actually gets added to the project.
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Ue4 is only being used because that's what the project originally started on. Otherwise Godot might've been the engine that the project is built on.

(e.g. if the player movement needs to be slightly tweaked, it can be quickly done in Godot and then changed in Ue4 once happy.)

Tweaking and other stuff is done in Godot. And then transferred into Ue4 once it's passed testing.

IF it ends up not needed, it'll be scrapped in the Godot testing phase and will not go through the process of being added to the Ue4 project.

Ue4 just takes too long to load to test very quick things.
Godot is also a lot better when experimenting with visual tricks... At least for me!

Everything that is liked can then be implemented into Ue4 as a group instead of one or two things a day. (I don't know if that sounds confusing or not?)

Found out how to auto-make a collision shape for an imported mesh in Godot. This will come in-handy for testing stuff. Obviously the "thing" I'm helping with working on is a Ue4 project, not Godot.

Will come in-handy testing more visual or temporary things in an engine that starts up in seconds-

As much as I dislike Firefox, this little fox is genuinely adorable!

I don't have a "BIG problem" with Firefox. It's mostly just little issues and how it's been handled sometimes. Other than that, I don't mind it. I mean I have it installed, I just don't use it.

I do think it's better than Chrome.

Love randomly stumbling upon staight up p#rn on my timeline... Like sure bud, that's totally what I wanna see at like fuckin 4 in the morning my time! Like I still wanna see it with ya know, the blur NSFW images on.

No, it's not my likes, I've liked nothing close to straight up just that stuff...

My eyes - teary
My nose - wet
My thoat - raw
My body - pain

What have I done to deserve this punishment? Have I done no good?.

Locked up inside while the grass turns greener and the branch gains a few more leaves.

Am I really a burden that you had to put me away for so long?...

Still incredibly sick, though I have something to tell y'all...

If you're wondering why I suddenly stopped posting, it's because I am incredibly sick. I've been mostly bed bound for about 4 days now which isn't or hasn't been very fun...

Regular posting should come back in the next week or so. For now, I'll continue to feel like I'm slowly withering away.

There probably won't even be an early pre-alpha build for at least a little bit.

But even then it'll stay secret just incase the project is scrapped.

If you piece together some of the stuff I've posted you'll get an idea as to what it is/what it's about.

And yes... It's early. The most worked on thing is the story and music. There is "some" concept art, but not much. And the game hasn't even entered the prototyping stage yet.

I'm a WHAT?!

???

My plan is to get to a point where I can make different prototypes and make most of them a self learning experience instead of having to constantly rely on tutorials.

Finally learning Unreal Engine 4 because there's some projects I want to start testing work on.

Honestly, it's really fun!. I think that's only because I'm listing different things I'm wanting to learn as everyday tasks instead of learning everything in one day.

If you need a little hint: Here's a basic scene reference I made in Blender to get perspective and lighting correct.

Just by looking at this unfinished digital painting could you take a guess as to what this is, what it's for, and what its based in? (in-terms of environment).

Obviously it's not finished, but I need it for a project later on... This is concept art btw.

What the fuck Nvidia no

Nobody wants this

Watch they're going to add this to Borderlands or some stylized game and have the original style completely ruined because "fuck real artist! I like having my Ai gf draw me things that I think are very really pretty :)".

DLSS lost the plot bro what the fuck?!

DLSS 1.0-4.0: Makes harder to run graphical settings easier to run whilst retaining a decent image quality.

DLSS 5.0: Do the same thing but put a horrible filter over everything and also make everyone look more fuckable :)

Also still happens when switching to an empty project.

I'm extremely confused and I need to work on editing a video for someone.

I don't know why but DaVinci Resolve keeps fucking my computer to the point where I can barely use it unless I restart my whole pc.

I've literally never had this issue before so I don't know why it's doing this. I'm on the same version I have been on for a while so I really don't know?

Also no, I don't give a shit if you can turn it off!... Don't fucking add meaningless ai shit to your already shitty software.

A LOT of the ai shit added can easily be done without ai. It's really not fucking hard to do it yourself! I'm not super experienced, but even I can fucking do it.