https://youtu.be/C78HBp-Youk

Cats are responsible for the ligma outbreak?

Is that a shoe that looks like a keyboard or a keyboard that looks like a shoe?

Freax.

Like in Superman 3?

No. That’s not true. That’s impossible!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttTyXqwsP0o

Amiga.

Maybe if everyone is doing it wrong the process itself is fundamentally flawed and lends itself to misinterpretation.

Like Communism.

Try learning Inkscape. Vector art is a largely untapped niche in indie games, and I’m using it extensively in my project.

Which means it’s just about due.

So you think that reworking previous things in a major version change in order to make a more consistent overall engine instead of letting every previous bad decision persist in a build-up of cruft is “turning stuff into a dumpster file because of no consistent direction,” and that the better use of the developers’ time would be to implement features that any half-decent shader coder could do on their own, and that anyone who wasn’t a half-decent shader coder could easily copy and paste from someone who was?

I’m glad you’re not making the decisions for Godot. Curious as to why you’re hanging around the Godot Lemmy community, though.

Why does it need to succeed beyond indie, at least in the short term? Especially since they haven’t succeeded with indie yet. The Godot team doesn’t have unlimited resources; better to focus on one market than to spread themselves too thin trying to cater to everyone all at once.

That’s how I’m animating the main character in my game (although I’m using Godot 3 since this thing’s been in development for way too long.)

Clip show.

A director who has a trademark shot where he shows a character with their head lowered and their eyes looking into the camera. The “Kubrick Stare”.

Did Stanley Kubrick take this picture?

Ah, so the lawyer really was a cat all along!

My questions are only for the strongest beings and you are of the weakest.

Good. While the number’s been generally trending upwards it’s been unsteady and there have been plenty of months where it went down. If it went back below 4% this month we would have had endless posts about how the earlier milestone was a fluke.

Hopefully when the next backslide does happen (and it will) it’ll stay above 4%.