The Unbroken Note waits where ink meets oblivion. Pain writes louder than mercy.
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The Unbroken Note waits where ink meets oblivion. Pain writes louder than mercy.
Explore the archives: https://ithaxar.com
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Within the marrow of Vaelthyr, the Archive of Lies bleeds a sunrise denied for eons.
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Have you read this? 👇
The Heart of the Realm: World-Building as an Emotional Mirror
https://bpmiller.tech/the-heart-of-the-realm-world-building-as-an-emotional-mirror/
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If ya missed my excitement the other day, briefly, I've built a worldbuilding...thing. It's called WYRLDBYLLD when taken under an umbrella. Each part works independent of the others and so its modular, but together they do more than a few things, (a game engine, an editor, faux-cartridges called THRYLLs...) but the best and most interesting bit is the atlas°lore or .lore file format.
It's whole purpose is to write interlinking fiction, fast. Then, you can just use it however - it does a lot more though! (See the post from the other day.)
Although the `.lore` filetype was made software agnostic, easily written in a text editor of any kind, I have still been hammering away at a "gui studio" or, a web editor which will serve to create and work with the written material in bespoke ways. As this demo shows, creating references to entries which have not been already made allows the user to rapidly pump that worldbuilding out, and create stubs at the press of a button.
This will not be released simultaneously with the THRESHY terminal and ATLAS.LORE stuff (example games, docs, all that), and needs more time to cook.
Here's a little look at the THYRLLER Studio...
"...An acknowledgment. That we understood what we were taking, that we were sorry for it, that we would use it well. Old Maren insisted. We thought it was embarrassing. We didn't say anything. I looked up and it was just standing there. The vines on its antlers were shut tight. I have never put down an axe so fast in my life. We said the words every morning after that."
— [Redacted], settlement record, grove district, date unconfirmed.
Tidbit about The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion - On Patrick Stewart playing as Uriel Septim
>One of my favorite tidbits about Oblivion is that, when Bethesda brought Patrick Stewart in to play Uriel Septim, they gave him this big 90-page booklet detailing the character’s history and background and motivations, and they were really worried that they’d gone overboard and given him too much. Meanwhile, Stewart was delighted–he’s said that it was the best character prep he’d ever been given, and he wished more people would do that.
Verdict-runes flicker like dying embers; the Silencequake gathers its roar.
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