Perks of a 3D printer. Sick dice towers

I love Barebells but this happens with _every_ bar. The insides become the outsides and it makes it much harder to eat.

Views like these do restore the campervan vibes a little bit. Still vacationed-out and looking forward to getting home, though.

This week has been the first time during manual in 10 years. Being baptized by crazy switchbacks and twisties in the mountains of Spain and France in a campervan. I’m so tired 😂

I wish I had fleshed out my essay idea on my long-term belief of programming ages ago. I’ve been sitting on this feeling since 2019, and wrote this bullet point list in 2023. It feels like it’s becoming more and more true.

Maybe it’s not too late, and maybe it’ll be a video essay 🤔

Rewrote the grid system in the pinball roguelike I'm slowly working on. It's so much easier to work with now. It's making building object clusters and relative positioning way simpler.

(ignore the out of place elements. Remnants from the previous grid.)

A lot left to do, but the basic implementations of all the playfield obstacles are done.

Table flow is bad, but the feel isn't!

Now on to fixing flow, building reusable obstacle clusters and refining the grid.

#screenshotsaturday #gamedev

It’s still so very far from the roguelite I have in my head. But, it’s _something_. Laying the foundations.

Opened up the back of my oven to see if I could figure out why the door lock sensor was wonky. Found this helpful little wiring schematic!

Is this still something manufacturers include? I’ve only ever bought used appliances.

Practiced some ideas for holiday cards this year.

Super stoked with the one second row on the left.

Been learning how to sketch lately. Did one of a photo from my trip to Japan in 2018

Hah. Seeing your little library in an AI summary is a fun feeling.