beard ひげ @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club

got free caramel m&ms fuck yeah

Furry oc:
Toucan't Sam

He's Toucan Sam's estranged cousin who "follows his nose" to wherever the fuck the cocaine is.

I'm going to try doing a little experiment with the tileset for my game, or in other words, the environmental graphics. Right now I'm just using the stock RPG Maker graphics for them, and that means if people see the game they'll immediately know it's RPG Maker. I wanted to get something more unique going, but I was laser focused on the idea of it being completely original and I knew I didn't have money for that kind of thing, so I skipped over the tilesets.

I wouldn't be able to drop in another paid tileset, because unfortunately it wouldn't be formatted the same way and I'd definitely be missing pieces that I need for all the current maps in the game.

However, watching some RPG Maker videos today, I actually got a great idea. I'm going to do a little bit of snooping around to see if I can find a tileset that can be used in conjunction with the stock ones. I could recreate the stock tilesets to the best of my ability with those ones that I purchase, and then any gaps could be filled with the stock assets since they'll mesh together well enough.

We'll see what turns up! I will definitely have pictures ready to show you all if I think it looks good :)

well, i found out how to reduce colors, and it looks decent, but unfortunately i also lose all semi-transparency which isn't good.

i'm gonna try fuckin around with the tileset graphics in my game to make them more... two dimensional. more flat. they have a lot of texture right now and it does contrast a little bit with the character artwork, which if it were 3D i'd say would probably be cel shaded.

any tips for how to do that? photoshop-wise? i'm thinking of just trying to lower the amount of available colors or something to see if that strips away the little details, but i also don't want to completely decimate the image.

glow in the dark roads in australia. gives off tron vibes for sure.

it wasn't worth it btw. just a showcase of a bot for smash bros melee i had already seen working on emulator years ago. it's just a fox that shines you to death and then upsmashes lol.

several years ago, i got to a point in rocket league where i was getting so mad at not just losing games, but losing plays, that i would be throwing my controller and smashing my fist on my table. it got so bad that once, i threw my controller down the hallway and almost broke it completely.
it was at that point that i decided to stop playing rocket league, and stop playing games i didn't like playing in general. these days, if i find myself not enjoying a game experience, then i won't play anymore. there are SO MANY games out there to play, and so many other things to do in general, that it isn't worth beating your head against a wall to try and inch out any slight bit of satisfaction as you can from something. not for a video game, especially.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xf2ZMdFrJ4c