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  frankiezafe 19:24 on 2018-07-11 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: C++ ( 10 ), game dev ( 32 ), godot, math ( 7 ), physics ( 17 ), research ( 10 ), video ( 24 )   

  Soft skin 

  Currently working on a library of skinning called SofSkin. It’s purpose is to make skinning in a different way: less rubberish and more mesh/geometry-oriented. The idea is to use edges of the mesh as springs that tries to recover their initial length by pulling/pushing on the vertices. The lexical field is focused on anatomy, to keep the code lifefull.

  The integration in godot is on its way, as shown in this video:

  The repository is hosted in gitlab: https://gitlab.com/frankiezafe/SoftSkin

   

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  frankiezafe 17:36 on 2018-06-05 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: godot, security, tutorial ( 9 )   

  How to create and load savegames

  Creation of files with encryption in godot.

  https://godottutorials.blogspot.com/2015/06/how-to-create-savegames.html

   
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  frankiezafe 20:01 on 2018-04-29 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: animation ( 4 ), fish, game dev ( 32 ), godot, shader ( 10 ), video ( 24 )   

  Little week-end challenge: reproducing the “fish” shader demonstrated by Matt Nava in his talk at GDC last year.

  The shader Giant Squid Studio developed (at 3:50):

  After a few hours (not many), shader in godot:

  The source code is available on github: https://github.com/frankiezafe/Fish-shader

   
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  frankiezafe 14:47 on 2018-04-05 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: 3D ( 3 ), games ( 4 ), glitch ( 3 ), godot, itch.io ( 4 ), release ( 2 )   

  Hey! The first polymorph production is available on itch.io!

  The page of the game.

   
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  frankiezafe 22:49 on 2018-03-21 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: dev ( 52 ), godot, OSC ( 10 ), tech demo ( 5 )   

  

  A lot of work has been done on the OSC addon for godot this week: 2 new classes for reception and emission fully integrated in the engine (with icon and UI configuration) and an OSCmessage class available in gdscript to read the received message.

  The repositiories are here:

  • https://github.com/djiamnot/gdosc, official one
  • https://github.com/frankiezafe/gdosc, a fork of gdosc where i develop
  • https://github.com/frankiezafe/gdosc-demo, a demo project showing the functionlities of the new classes

  Next move is to create a GDNative extension, to enable distribution of the addon.

   
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  frankiezafe 20:44 on 2018-03-18 Permalink | Reply
  Tags: C++ ( 10 ), game dev ( 32 ), game engine ( 22 ), godot, OSC ( 10 )   

  Starting godot development with a little help to Michal Seta on his OSC addon.

  First impressions are fantastic! Godot’s architecture is prepared with indie programmer in mind: the engine is obviously open source, it is really easy to interact with the core classes of the engine, receive notifications of the main events, and childish to compile!

  A really nice piece of framework!