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zachernuk updated The web site of Brandel Zachernuk

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zachernuk updated The web site of Brandel Zachernuk

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zachernuk updated The web site of Brandel Zachernuk

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melonking

6 years ago

Hi all, sorry for the delay, HIT COUNTERS ARE BACK. Sadly due to funding it was only possible to restore them by deleting DN Search. But I think more people use the counters so they took preference.

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sicklycarpet 6 years ago

Thank you Mel Mel, they do appear to be working on my pages once more.

websitering 6 years ago

Ah! Just before I removed them. Thank you. Sorry you had to shut down the search engine. Any chance of it comming back?

melonking 6 years ago

It will continue as a site list, but hardly anyone used the search feature. So I wont continue that again. Maybe just in a simpler form.

hamsterbuddies 6 years ago

i hope you add more soon i really like the idea of a mysterious/choose your own adventure game!!! i am now following! im kind of new to coding and stuff so any ideas would be great!

sicklycarpet melonking

6 years ago

Thanks MelMel!

sicklycarpet melonking

6 years ago

Hi MelMel, are you involved with Daniels network? i do hope so. I have been using the free hit counter from daniels net and it worked fine, but all of a sudden, it won't display on neither of my pages or on daniels net.

melonking 6 years ago

Hi yeah I made it. Im getting the same results too. Normal fixes aint working, will look into it!

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substack updated substack.net

6 years ago

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substack 6 years ago

left/right arrow to turn the page, space bar to fold/unfold

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substack updated substack.net

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substack updated substack.net

6 years ago

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cathedralzero 6 years ago

Fuck. Yes.

melonking

6 years ago

*NETWORK MODERATORS WANTED* Hi Humans, as you know I created a search engin some time ago dedicated to indexing unique/old and interesting websites (LIKE YOURS :O) Currently we are facing a backlog of over 8000 sites waiting to be approved. So Im looking for moderators interested in curating the future of the networks site list. Are you in? Send me an email - daymelon@yahoo.com

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substack updated substack.net

6 years ago

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substack 6 years ago

wasd to move, b to bark, space to jump

kyledrake substack

6 years ago

I really appreciate your animations, and my friends do too. :)

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substack updated substack.net

6 years ago

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substack 6 years ago

wasd to navigate

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yudosai 6 years ago

How do you make these, my dude? I was looking at some of your code, and saw all of that stuff and was like woahhhh. Do you code all of that yourself? Is it generated by a program? Is there any boilerplate code in there? How long did it take you to learn it all? How long does it take to make one of these? Sorry if I'm being annoying but I really dig your work!

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substack 6 years ago

@yudosai I'm glad you like the demos! These programs are usually fairly small, a few hundred lines tops. The rest of the code is from various libraries that I load from npm modules. Sometimes I use 3d models as assets but usually I procedurally generate the geometries. Here is an article I just finished about how I made this dog demo in particular: https://bits.coop/articles/rigging-and-animation/index.html

substack 6 years ago

I try to avoid boilerplate by using libraries like http://regl.party/ and packages in the stackgl ecosystem https://github.com/stackgl/ I've been doing graphics programming off and on for a long time, since 2006 at least where I worked a student job at an immersive VR visualization lab. But I've also seen people learn graphics programming and get quite good in a short amount of time with the right resources.

substack 6 years ago

Most of the demos I post here take 2-6 hours but I do have some longer-running public projects like all the cube clouds are me slowly building up a 3d physics engine. I also work on other graphics, mapping, and p2p projects professionally through bits.coop but many of those are proprietary so I can't share them here.

substack updated substack.net

6 years ago

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joppiesaus 6 years ago

bark bark

substack 6 years ago

here's the writeup I made for this demo: https://bits.coop/articles/rigging-and-animation/index.html (also hosted on neocities on the bitscoop account)

cathedralzero 6 years ago

Look at this very good boy

substack updated substack.net

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