5mixer

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by 5mixer 4y ago
Assuming you missed it, blockbench is available in-browser: https://web.blockbench.net/ There's even session sharing! File > Edit Sharing...
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by 5mixer 5y ago
Given you look decidedly skilled, I am likely pointing out the obvious, but browsers can emulate different screen sizes if you use the developer tools. Of course it can't replicate the exact experience. I liked it. I have an ultrawide
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by 5mixer 5y ago
javidx9: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XmxKPJDGU0 Bisqwit: https://youtu.be/PahbNFypubE?t=1045 Intermediate C++ videos, often with some angle towards graphics or emulation.
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by 5mixer 5y ago
For a project like this, I'm not sure that 'boring' is a bad thing. There's a link to documentation and relatively little fluff. In my game development repo's, I have an image, because it's reasonable to judge
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by 5mixer 5y ago
> Art is made to explore the world and the culture, to explore the chosen medium, to explore one's self. Creating for such purposes is admirable. In my mind, tech is a mirror reflection of art; it (usually) starts from the context
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by 5mixer 6y ago
I use a non-mainstream language, Haxe. - There are extremely few jobs that recognise it. I'm attempting to learn C++ because of this. - Documentation can be lacking as there isn't as much demand for it, or people with time to writ
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by 5mixer 6y ago
A smaller network that more obviously encourages creative production is streak club. [1] Not altogether different from the mainstream networks, but the clear expectation of both content creation and categorisation boosts the signal to noise
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by 5mixer 6y ago
I've been building a map editor using Kha [1] and Haxe UI [2]. Kha does cross platform, hardware accelerated graphics like Skija (it abstracts OpenGL, Metal, and Vulkan). Haxe UI adds a DOM, standard components, CSS styling, etc. I&#x2
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by 5mixer 9y ago
This might not be very helpful if you are looking for specific texts to be read, but it might be worth trying to find human spoken texts (audio books and so on). Even some medium articles have spoken copies, if I remember correctly.