Ship it

Course I failed to realise that using hooks isn't super useful for actually getting the animation into Godot... whoops... 😅 Had to export to alembic, reimport that file back into blender and then, using a handy script I found online, create a shape key for each frame and animate those... Phew!

I am feeling this! Been thinking similar things recently. I really struggle to sustain motivation/effort on longer projects.

You're developing in Godot right? Hope you don't mind me saying but I'd be interested in taking a look if you wanted a second pair of eyes. No upfront payment necessary. Just DM me if you're interested.

The original and only legitimate vibe coding.

I second that. Seems like it would be useful to know what innocuous feature could be a dealbreaker for someone if nothing else.

Physical accuracy begone! It looks great.

That's cool. I assume that means you can have hundreds of 'lights' without a super high performance impact?

Is that a hot take these days? I always assumed everyone considered it a classic.

I can imagine them being the denizens of a surreal dungeoncrawler.

As I scrolled past I legit initially thought it was a painting. :)

This looks so so good! The colours are incredible.

Yeah, I mean you tend not to get an Academy Award nominated actor doing voices in your modestly budgeted game...

Intriguing. Don't think I've ever thought about this before but I guess it makes complete sense that the context of when and where you see something has a big influence on your appreciation of it.

They definitely can't but they're sure going to try and make it seem like they can!

Yeah, YouTube is the worst for this.