Not directly game dev but about teaching game dev principles; hope it's ok to post: I am writing a presentation system using #love2d to create videos on game dev topics (so far mostly math, but other topics will follow). Pretty happy with today's result.
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After lots of back and forth, I managed to optimize my tree rendering code so that it runs with >30fps on device. 
Trying to come up with the UI for a turn based combat system, replacing the dexterity game I initially had in mind as the UX on device doesn't work so well. The challenge: The UI must fit on the 128x128 screen.
Yesterday I ported my WIP game to the browser! It's now runable on 3 platforms: Windows desktop, browser and the Thumby Color.
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Coming up with the UI navigation for the available actions for the turn based combat system that I want to give a try.
Happy #WIPWednesday! Are you working on a game? Making some art? Practicing a song? Something else? Tell us in the comments!
Game is running at 20fps on the device, a good improvement from the 6fps I started at. I focused on the graphics rendering for start, but there are other areas that I want to look into next.
UI/UX improvements for the battle menu mainly. Came up with some insults to select as well XD
Happy #WIPWednesday! Are you working on a game? Making some art? Practicing a song? Something else? Tell us in the comments!
Did you know that #raylib comes with an integrated mod music player? I for sure didn't until I stumbled over it. Besides that, this is a demo how I work on my game: start, compile, edit files, recompile. Super quick and simple!
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