Yes, w/Siren’s Rest. It’s my favorite from The Chinese Room but we also like Dear Esther & Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture.
I haven’t played an Alien game in 30 years! (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_Trilogy) We’ve got Rogue Incursion to try; its fans recommend Isolation. Will add to our list!
Other alanwake.fandom.com/wiki/Remedy_... games were more action-oriented and not quite my thing—even the 1st one—but Alan Wake 2 is free w/PS Plus and I'm really getting into it. Gameplay is more modern Resident Evil; atmosphere is early X-Files/Twin Peaks-ish. Seems maybe up your alley. Tried it?
We're holding off on RE9 because 4, 7, & 8 are astoundingly better in PSVR and we'd like to experience it there first if it gets ported too. It's a sad state of affairs to have no announcement on that yet, but to be expected given the current XR/game industry slump. 😿🥽
“Have become”. 🤔
They were nightmares in the 90s and 00s too before I abandoned them.
It’s a very good day to port this to PSVR2.
I’ve bought every new Resident Evil game at launch for three decades, but I’m not doing it again unless you release for PSVR2. The three PSVR versions are too much better than the flat alternatives. Going back to flat would be depressing.
I’d pay full price again for ports of 2, 3, and VII also.
How'd you learn about The Pedestrian? We even have it free via PS Plus and I didn't know of its existence.
I was 14 when I pre-ordered Star Fox 64 + Rumble Pak. All haptics are “rumble” to me.
We made use of this in the raywenderlich.com app from the get-go in 2019. I found it to be a lot more useful before @Observable. What're you doing with it?
Angle should be a structure: initializable with degrees, stored as radians.
This framework is not doing it well, because the Angle type is not generic over its floating-point precision, but it's otherwise got the right idea:
developer.apple.com/documentatio...
developer.apple.com/documentatio...
I found your post as it is the top hit on Blueksy for "Geometric Algebra" right now.
Do you have any favorite resources to recommend that helped you learn?
I don't think there's any reason to expect the "return of democracy" given that non-democratic entities like Apple continue to be the most rewarded despite what you've gone over. Apple and Tim Cook are doing fantastically given the system we've put in place for them, where our problems don't matter.
Not what I expected to see in my Graphics Programming feed! 😳
I'm all for the minimalism. I've always tried to start with minimal noise, minimal frequency rolloff pickups, and shape from there. And I stopped using real amps 20 years ago.
Have you tried www.youtube.com/watch?v=HYX7... or a competitor yet? Pickup modeling is still relatively new. I'm intrigued.
Do you have Fluence pickups in anything else yet? I wouldn't bother with an instrument without them at this point, but I also wouldn't get a non-multiscale instrument anymore either.
(I started playing ERGs and ERBs in about 2000, multiscale about 2010. Can't go back!)
Has anybody created an open source graphical (e.g. nodes) Metal shader editor? Or know of one?
I have not yet, and would like to know if my ideas on how to do so are the best currently possible.
Is the "F" for "Fatal Frame"?
That's the series I thought it was from the first time I saw the artwork. 📸⻤👻
It's on our to-play list!
I love it! But I kinda feel like it’s been a favorite of mine for 15 years already. 😉
music.apple.com/us/album/nig...
The game Roll Player Adventures, displaying its various colors of dice.
Roll Player Adventures does use this arrangement, but only on multicolored (familiar 🐅) dice.
I still don't think I've seen this arrangement for 5:
⬜️⚫️⬜️
⚫️⚫️⚫️
⬜️⚫️⬜️
Using the negative space of 4, for 5, like this, might have helped 6 not be so unruly.
(Standard 5-quincunx is fine w/me in isolation.)
Don’t care. 😤😝
Both options are bad because standard 6- and 7-pip patterns don’t follow the precedent set by 2- and 3-.
Dice manufacturers should send out these replacements for all defective units:
⬜️⚫️⚫️
⚫️⬜️⚫️
⚫️⚫️⬜️
⬜️⚫️⚫️
⚫️⚫️⚫️
⚫️⚫️⬜️
The visuals to me are change for change’s sake. I’m ambivalent.
But the extra taps are indeed horrible. I don’t appreciate when design clearly doesn’t respect your time—especially when there’s a precedent where it had successfully been more respectful.
Because body is a ViewBuilder, the problem with view modifiers being View methods that return versions of `self`, is that, if you use them without leading dots, they are just more complex versions of this sort of infinite loop:
struct V: View {
var body: some View { self; self } // or just self
}
I.e. with two vectors, these are all the same:
normalize(normal1 + normal2)
normalize((normal1 + normal2) / 2)
normalize(mix(normal1, normal2, 0.5))
But it works with any number of normals!
Ah! That’s an optimization of “Nlerp”. 🥳
When you add vectors without dividing the sum by how many of them you’re adding, the result gets scaled by the vector count. But if you normalize afterwards, the length of the intermediate result doesn’t matter.
I can't tell how you're combining the normals there?
This article has the three obvious options, but I also had good enough results on early iPads just by adding two normals and subtracting 1. 😆
blog.demofox.org/2016/02/19/n...
A chipmunk coming out of its house to inspect sunflowers seeds on a small pumpkin
possum on a power line in front of the moon captioned babe come here you're missing the possum eclipse
🌑
Pretty good mouse mat.
What you showed here is exactly what people in the comments of this had warned me about, so I figure so.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6l3...
