Note to anyone that may care, I have moved my profile! It is now @ruirosario :)
| Location | UK |
| Languages | Portuguese, English |
| Programming Languages | Java, GML, Rust, C, ... |
Rui Rosário
@ruirosario
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A Portuguese guy into game development, programming languages, archery and few other things.
The NocturneHey, #gamedev peeps!
@AsoboStudio
is looking for a senior engine programmmer, to work with the team on MS Flight Sim! It's an amazing project and a fantastic place to work, so check out the link if you're interested... :)
https://www.asobostudio.com/careers/senior-engine-programmer-flight-sim-39
This is interesting! The game uses GML code to describe what the different mods do. And, as this video proves, because GML is very readable, even code-illiterate can understand what's going on at a basic level!
Crazy Psychedelic Space Survivors Bullet Hell! | Picayune Dreams
RefresherTowelImplemented a #flowfield for the enemy #pathfinding to better deal with many enemies attempting to reach the player.
Goddamit, this is AMAZING! The sprite-work is superb and the choice of music couldn't be better! Sooooooooooooooooo good!
(and I love me some Electric Six any time anyway 😅 )
“Just Dance - Danger! High Voltage” by @studioshowoff on #Vimeo
Just Dance - Danger! High Voltage
Warning to all #gamedev and #indiedev peeps: beware of "too good to be true" audio packs! Many appear to be ripping off legit creators, and using them may put you at legal risk...
#IndieDevs #GameDevs #gamedevelopment #GameMaker
PS: Shoutout and thanks to @Evanski who originally shared this video on the forums I administer.
Beware of Stolen Sound Effects Packs
ellraisersassy npcs are the best npcs
This is wild... cripto bros really don't have any shame (or talent, or clue about anything outside of scamming)...
Crypto bro steals 2 MMO's and sells client code as his own..
Allison JamesFirst pic of my entry into Opera GX's "New Year, New Jam", Courier 66, a road trip across Historic Route 66 with light Oregon Trail survival elements, and (reasonably) accurate geographical information.
DaveA shameless bit of self-promotion.
It's 3 years since I got it into my head that I wanted to make a #Spectrum game. I'd done BASIC in my salad days, but never machine code... How hard could it be?
I picked the ancient 1982 arcade game #ThePit, which had never been ported to the Speccy and looked like a good fit. Here's the original:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mTIjYc-ZH-A
I spent a month drowning in ASM, but finally finished it... and here it is:
https://youtu.be/YQeyKqAeEaY?t=128
