Supposed to be posted 3 hours ago... Couldn't dare myself turning electronics on during thunderstorms

Alright. I like operating it so far... after some error. I dunno how stable it is, but I have some other plans just in case. I don't have dual GPU to put GPU pass-through for virtual windows, so I'll consider dual-boot in case if I need it.

I hope I still remember my Steam ID password... 🫩

Thanks! I need it :)

I'm lucky having one old flash drive where I used to put in some linux distro. All I need to do now is to remember which stuff I should install to make it home.

I bet nobody will read the replies, so I'll just write here that I started using vscode instead of built-in code editor. Reading through the codes with it is much easier in case of the script become more complex. I still use built-in editor to connect signals though 📶

Ah, yes. The power got stable now. Happy me!

In case if you're wondering: I'm back to do some gamedev after days of absence. Mostly work related among stuff. Now I want nothing but some me time.

I also thought the other forms of post might be too quick for this account, so I'll be focusing on Pixel Tennex dailyposting. Expect them soon!

While you're here, check out the newest Pixel Tennex devlog! Click link below! 👇

www.player3.io/bit/154-pixe...

Anyway, I love to see my own work starting to bear fruit. That makes my journey goes with a blast so far!

Well, minus not-so-constant blackouts still testing my patience. 😞

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Also, no ScreenshotSaturday special this week. sorry! 😔

(Totally not an excuse to watch anime--

*Ahem* Any ani- I mean, gamedev books you can recommend me?

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Not all doom and gloom tho! I’ll read game design books, watch longplays, or practice pixel art on my phone during outages. No power, no problem, I hope.

There's also a bunch of music I want to listen deeply, so that's a plus.

That's what I'm trying to do - by utilizing Area 2D collision detection instead of ball exiting the screen.

My old method sounds a bit unorthodox, but I think I can try to utilize 'visible on/off screen' in different case, let's say performance efficiency or something.