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And this is the good Sword Art Online.
cybereality I bricked pulseaudio for the first time in a year trying a hack without the sacrificial thinkpad to test it on first. That said, without audio, it looks cool.
Now I need to thank you. I just did a ton of what I think people call "image processing" that would have totally caused my old computer to shoot itself. The result is half of just 1/5th of an avatar creation system I'm designing. It's a lot of work for something that will be an "acquired taste" at best.
I personally think it looks really cool, but I also think imperfect edges, rough lines and paint splats are awesome.
There are multiple reasons I dropped out from art classes.
cybereality Oh yeah, I saw like half of this at a chick's house once. She told me I was too autistic (her words, not mine) to get why it's good and she's probably right. It was all pretty emotional scenes I didn't understand. I need earthier colors or darker story tone to stay interested. It's one of my fatal flaws, socially. I can't empathize with reasonably happy or sad characters,
I do however get anger, confusion, melancholy or ecstasy. That sounds like manic depression now that I type it out, but
I'm okay (I promise).
I forgot the blogpost warning.
cybereality I'm guessing it's a blend of Beauty and the Beast with Cinderella.
I do like one of the creator's previous movies The Boy and the Beast. That was quite cool.
Basically Beauty and the Beast in an MMO TikTok.
cybereality thanks for the share, I just downloaded and watched it (Belle). It got a fair amount of tears out me. I usually brush off anime stuff but that was really good. When I watch that movie, and other good rom-coms, I become sensitive to a broader range of color of emotion, a breadth of feeling that I assume women are tuned into all the time. A third eye opens, so to speak. It's a real shame that feeling wears off about 20 min after the movie. It makes me want to move a game setting from the surface of a dead asteroid to a bed of flowers. Does anyone else have that experience?
Erich_L So populate the asteroid with flowers, make it an artsy game.
lots of people are gonna hate me for saying this, but i never really liked anime. i don't like the drawing style and the animations are mostly not well done imo.
the one anime i liked (and still my favorite) is Akira, the scene where Tetsuo grows into these organs and hands, is just magnificent and super well animated. the story was also understandable and well directed.
DJM I rewatch the same 3 every year. After I hit the age of 15, I wasn't really into it anymore until I found the avante-garde cyberpunk scene around 3 years ago. You could still call me a weeb, but I was weebified by old history books the internet, and a feudal japan museum around the age of 8. I didn't discover anime until maybe 4-5 years later.
Will Godot 4 be released when all issues are resolved or mostly all of them?
At this point, I wonder if Godot 4.0 will ever be released...
KanataEXE When it's considered stable.
"When will you make an end of it?"
"When it is finished!"
I guess the joke is that in the play "Waiting for Godot", which the engine derives its name, the characters wait for some guy named Godot the whole play and he never arrives.
cybereality I read an article and they named it for that reason. It was taking forever to get a release. That's why the pronunciation is just like the name of the play, although I have heard an argument to it because it was originally pronounced go dot when the play was written or something. It's always been steeped in release controversy. I'm amazed they get anything out at all considering my experience with trying to release a game in a group of people.
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More from the master of hyperbole (Dr Roy).
"Microsoft views .NET and Mono as means to attack Free software developers by essentially making them subservient to Microsoft"
http://techrights.org/2022/11/10/linux-being-googlebombed-by-microsoft/
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And as I said before, there is no reason whatsoever to revert to vendor- and platform specific middleware like .NET and proprietary languages like C# when are so many and so much better tools on the Linux platform. Faster, better documented, free, and I would expect less buggy and more stable.
We're so much better off with C++, C, Rust and others, and all those free and well thought through scripting languages from Angelscript over Lua to Python, Perl and whatnot.
Just say "thanks MS, but no thanks" .
(Ready to receive what I have coming )