Player solved Riemann hypothesis on accident:

"I was just trying to figure out what was behind the locked door in Duangle's Latest Game; I had no idea it was a $1mil unsolved problem...

"But yeah behind the door was a really silly gif!"

I feel like MourningMist's logic has been simply "I'll beat that" with no further qualifications, haha!

It's kind of inspirational

The current world record speedrun is by MourningMist16 (on Twitch)!

29.34 seconds!??

Just an idea:
Still render the text all at once. But separately, draw the grid colors to a small image that you stretch over everything and multiply with the text using a blend mode.
Composite over a second stretched image for the background colors?

Thanks so much for watching, and saying so! o/

It's too true!!

For almost the entire time, I was resolving interactions per object rather than per collision, and I was losing my mind to stuff just randomly exploding because of that simple mistake.

And yeah I don't even need an edge case for rigidbodies to rocket to space. They prefer that mode

Check out the full YouTube video below! #gamedev
It's my best one yet, according to stats & comments :D

youtu.be/nXrEX6j-Mws

I made my physics engine in 7 days, using only past experience, trial-and-error, and a whole lot of dot products 😅

5 of those days were spent struggling with rigidbody physics, haha

As I was growing up, I thought I wanted to be many things:

An inventor
A magician
An artist
A musician
An animator
A writer

Turns out, I didn't have to pick! I could be ALL of it. Gamedev is every bit of my dreams and so much more. I love this career!

I hadn't thought about that! Would you pick them the round before your turn, so you have to predict what your opponent will choose first?

I considered letting the opponent control shuffles by pressing swap presets. But it would be hard to both shuffle AND pay attention to what's under each cup haha

I animated these little emoji guys for the video! #aftereffects #2danimation

They represent "autonomy", "competence", and "relatedness" in Psychology.

They're kind of why we do what we do. Say hi:

To create the maze visualizations in my new video (see previous post in 🧵), I created a little physics solver with a bunch of animation controls! #haxe #gamedev

Here was an early test of it:

Tada! The weird thing about the game is:
It's a PowerPoint game made of 1046 slides, created by hand. #gamedev

Check it out:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmYD...

My first code was... kind of a bop!
Written in AppleScript in 2006. #programming #gamedev