Laz Roberts
@lazroberts.com
I pretend to be a game developer, geologist and writer.
Studying #geology at #Birkbeck University.
Studying #geology at #Birkbeck University.
The most incredible geological outcrop I've ever seen. A diapir of Triassic red mud (left) thrust up through younger Cretaceous limestone (right), partially melting and recrystallising it. #geology
September 22, 2025 at 1:42 PM
The most incredible geological outcrop I've ever seen. A diapir of Triassic red mud (left) thrust up through younger Cretaceous limestone (right), partially melting and recrystallising it. #geology
Chunky gypsum crystals near Alicante, Spain. A fascinating area where Triassic sands have been thrust up through younger Cretaceous limestone and overlain by Miocene lacustrine muds. All run through with gypsum veins and evaporites. #geology
September 21, 2025 at 7:09 PM
Chunky gypsum crystals near Alicante, Spain. A fascinating area where Triassic sands have been thrust up through younger Cretaceous limestone and overlain by Miocene lacustrine muds. All run through with gypsum veins and evaporites. #geology
Having dabbled in a bunch of random engines, Unity and Unreal Engine, I find Godot to be the most logical and quickest to work with.
Plus it's free, open source, loads projects in seconds and is suitable for all sorts of things not just games.
Plus it's free, open source, loads projects in seconds and is suitable for all sorts of things not just games.
It's been over 10 years now that #Godot has been developed in the open, with code contributions from 2,800 users.
Today, we reached the issue #100,000 on GitHub:
github.com/godotengine/...
Today, we reached the issue #100,000 on GitHub:
github.com/godotengine/...
You're breathtaking! · Issue #100000 · godotengine/godot
It's been over 10 years now that Godot has been developed in the open, with code contributions from 2,800 users. The total count of people who helped build Godot is actually far greater, as it shou...
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December 7, 2024 at 10:13 PM
Having dabbled in a bunch of random engines, Unity and Unreal Engine, I find Godot to be the most logical and quickest to work with.
Plus it's free, open source, loads projects in seconds and is suitable for all sorts of things not just games.
Plus it's free, open source, loads projects in seconds and is suitable for all sorts of things not just games.
Lots of fun little critters. Foraminifera, algae and bryozoa found in a reef from the early Eocene (~50 million years ago). #thinsectionthursday
December 5, 2024 at 10:22 PM
Lots of fun little critters. Foraminifera, algae and bryozoa found in a reef from the early Eocene (~50 million years ago). #thinsectionthursday
