Neon rust n' alien dust!
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Absolutely love this site!!!! I hope you don't mind me asking, but how did you make the guestbook? It looks awesome with the custom emojis and all but it doesn't look like any other guestbook i've seen.
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this iis ABSOLUTELY AWESOME, the artstyle is amazing!! love your site ๐ฉท
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ninacti0n
1 week ago
Ayy, thank you so much!! I'm super glad you think so <33 I'm still hard at work on it, developing some new pages and whatnot
Okay, I think I can at least say what the surprise will be- I'm getting my About finished for good. I've been trying to get used to my drawing apps on Linux again, but I can say it's going well so far! Many new assets coming up, and experimenting with some ideas
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ninacti0n
1 week ago
I've been meaning to make the remaining Rain Ring assets, but the fact I'm struggling to render bitmap fonts natively in Linux is bothering me
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I'm still working on the surprise btw- I got way too dang busy yesterday, so hopefully I can get it out either today or tomorrow!
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I may be preparing a nice surprise for my site tomorrow! ;] Stay tuned, y'all
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In the meantime, I feel like sharing my Discord server again, since I'm opening it for more members :] As the usual reminder, it's PG-15, with older teens and young adults in mind (in the 20s range). Adult themes and swearing aren't allowed, for the mood to be cozy ^^ https://discord.gg/dNbCsBrgk
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Y'know what, I should really make a blog post on my experience with Linux so far... you guys being so curious over it are compelling me to yap about it x]
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Well, I moved to KDE Neon recently... Windows forced my hand to move to Linux, and I'm still getting used to it. For now, RIP Clip Studio Paint and IbisPaint on PC
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ninacti0n
4 weeks ago
I really feel they should figure out a way to get CSP to be Linux native, due to how great of a software it is. But I know there may be some Wine workarounds, just ain't sure about them.
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sicksadlibrary
4 weeks ago
Recently switched to Linux as well, I'm definitely missing Clip Studio Paint, but imo Krita is a pretty good alternative. (& it's free so if you don't like it you can always move on and try something else). Best of luck on your Linux journey!
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2044
4 weeks ago
I decided to switch to Linux as well, even though I've never used it before. I'm really hoping I will manage to get at least some of my art programs running, because I hate changing programs and learning where every tool is over again :( but if it will be necessary, it is what it is...
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jade-everstone
4 weeks ago
Looking to switch soon myself. But I'll probably dualboot for a while just to make sure everything works on Linux before fully dropping it. Unfortunately naitive linux art programs have been having problems w/the X11 to Wayland switch, but I haven't tested my suite yet to say much (and honestly it's a confusing topic for me...)
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minddumparchive
3 weeks ago
I wonder if Winboat can run them? Though, that program is still a WIP and I haven't messed with it.Or maybe trying some weird running through Steam/Proton shenanigans that I've done before with some programs. I'm not familiar with either Clip Studio or Ibis, but I've gotten FL Studio working.
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rowensheadspace
3 weeks ago
I use Clip Studio on linux! You do have to do a but of work/configuration with Wine but it works! Raidenthephantoms on youtube has a tutorial on how to do it ^^
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saltedslug
3 weeks ago
i like aseprite on linux. you can compile it from source for free and it works great!
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Working on the Rain World Ring! It should come out very soon, just figuring out how to make the widgets display on the page
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HOO I'VE GOT WIFI- And I've been spending my days just messing around with CSP's brush tools :'] I'm so gosh dang tired man...
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Oh, hello!! Thank you so much for enjoying my site <33 The guestbook was custom, yes- but it would only be possible to make a similar one if you had access to a database in your site host. Neocities doesn't support that (most likely for simplicity's sake), so that was one of the reasons why I moved to a different host. Also, setting up the guestbook was a bit of a pain, but I wish to make a simple guide.
For context, my idea for it was more complex than the simpler guestbook codes out there, and I wanted full control over the customization. I also wasn't interested in needing to learn PHP just for one thing in my whole site, so I stood wrestling with AI coding just to get it to have everything I wanted. It's far from perfect, but I'm happy with the fact it works and I can manage messages in my own interface too ^^
I'll try and figure a simpler alternative to what I have, because I do know not everyone needs every single feature, so I do hope to get it down in the future!