I restored the "hexagoniness" of the terrain mesh in my #bevyengine game using a custom fragment shader:
๐ Calculate distance from fragment to nearest hexagon edge, using the fragment's world position.
๐ฆ Highlight the fragment if that distance is small.
I added ๐๏ธ terrain heights ๐๏ธ to my game. I like how it feels more immersive than a flat world. ๐คฉ
The triangle mesh makes it look less "hexagony" but I think I can fix that by adjusting the materials. ๐จ ๐จโ๐จ
I've published an interactive blog post on building agent behaviour with Bevy Behave!
๐ฎ ๐คฏ Play around with a Bevy app inside the blog post.
๐ง ๐ณ Learn how to build behaviour trees with Bevy Behave.
โญ๏ธ ๐ Make the agents earn points and eat tasty fruit!
Day 2 of #GitHubGameOff development: spent maybe a bit way too much time thinking about simple collision and WASM support, but at least it's mostly covered now. Also started drafting a 3D model for the incoming enemies (with a great "is my passion โจ" vibes) using #blockbench. I'm thinking that I have a long corridor ahead of me.
Just started developing my entry for this year's #GitHubGameOff. Bootstrapped a #bevy 3D game with dim lighting, linear fog, a simple corridor with textured planes, and a cool ordered dithering effect for the most intense moments.
This week I did something different: a puzzle game for #msdos written in #rustlang. https://e-net4.itch.io/dos-tilers
Still learning Ratatui, building a little Text-based UI game. Wondered how to add fireworks to the victory screen and discovered a Bevy Ratatui plugin on the way!
Been trying out Ratatui, inspired by the fantastic text-based user interface apps out there.
Built a little numbers game for trying it out.
Found the Ratatui docs marvellous, with 3 tutorials getting you from hello world to adding unit tests.
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Han
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