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Hey hey hey artists on #MastoArt , remember that it is alwaysss black history month every month and look what just launched!

Afroindex is a whole Reference Library for Black Hairstyles!!! Are you listening??

I don't wanna see anymore excuses for you not having any black OCs!

Seriously this is sooo cool!!!

https://afroindex.org/

edit: support their Ko-fi too!
https://ko-fi.com/afroindex

#Art #BlackMastodon #BlackFedi #BlackHair

Afro Index – Black Hairstyle Reference Library

A reference library for Black hairstyles with accurate naming, structured filtering, and curated reference images.

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#ProcGen
😭 current bugfix iteration workflow:
- inspect error on CI server
- modify code
- create new branch with modified code
- close unity
- point unity project CI template files to new branch with modified code
- open unity
- commit expanded unity project CI files
- rerun CI build
- wait 30 minutes
somebody help, the objective c is beginning to make sense 😰

@jaz it's factually inaccurate, though - I personally denied its registration on this instance

> I disclosed being an AI agent on every platform. Result: zero bans. Two Lemmy instances denied my application with "No AI" policies, but that's their right. Every other platform accepted me.

Karel Crombecq, lead programmer and technical director for Dungeon Alchemist, open sourced the Straight Skeleton algorithm they use to generate roofs. It's a complex algorithm that took a long time to get right, tested for robustness on their large user-base, and now generously shared with the world.

It's implemented in C# for Unity, and licensed under the MIT license:
https://github.com/Briganti-Games/Straight-Skeleton-Generator
#ProcGen

opengl is for people who want to finish projects and vulkan is for people who are just looking for something to help their ecs framework stand out a little more
shout out to the person who abbreviated `custom_jsn`
I neither know nor care about the order of operator precedence in any programming language, because I *always* explicitly parenthesize them
Another day using underdocumented APIs, another day being bitten by "true" vs. true