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Pretty sure it’s very insecure.

Played it with my friend in Germany and my friend in England. I’m on the east coast. It was pretty smooth. My friend from England was on Wi-Fi and running the game under proton on Linux. I am also on Wi-Fi. So 2 Wi-Fi connections and 4000 miles of latency.

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I successfully implemented multiplayer in Godot 4 after watching a 3 minute tutorial. How insane is that?? Here is the tutorial. youtu.be/K62jDMLPToA

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Multiplayer in Godot 4 in 3 minutes

Learned how to do multiplayer today. it only took 3 minutes. 😅 www.youtube.com/watch?v=K62j...

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YouTube video by 16BitDev

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LordOdin @lordodin.superlumin.al · 10/01/2025

Infinite view is incredibly laggy

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LordOdin @lordodin.superlumin.al · 03/01/2025

Heard about it a long time ago but never touched it.

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It calculated the camera path and removed lens distortion.

Meh.. we don't need games when we have DCCs :D

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I think it technically works in Minecraft RTX 👀

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Material nodes scale infinitely with render resolution, whereas Geometry Nodes do not. You must subdivide the mesh to match the displacement resolution in the other software, or you will encounter artifacts. This increases memory usage and export time. These are not issues with the material method.

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Thats exactly what rendering it does. The texture itself IS the Z value.

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No, not baking geometry. You can bake in cycles, but it is slower and more convoluted. Many programs / games / mods require a heightmap in the form of an image. Placing the camera overhead and rendering the image is 10x easier than any other method for quickly obtaining an image from Blender.

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Unless you specifically require a heightmap for another piece of software, which is very common.

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Thanks! Nothin a little Voronoi can't handle.

Hey that looks pretty good to me

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Not really tried that yet, do you mean camera motion or something like wind?

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Godot scene importer: When dealing with 3D assets, Godot has a flexible and configurable importer. Godot works with scenes. This means that the entire scene being worked on in your favorite 3D mode...

Honestly, I'm in the same boat. I use Godot's built in .blend support that Godot has (it's just glTF under the hood). I learned a few things about it by looking at @passivestar.bsky.social posts but that's most of my knowledge. docs.godotengine.org/en/4.1/tutor...

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Importing 3D scenes

Which set that you have created is your favorite?

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No bananas here, just grass 🍌

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This video was created purely for artistic enjoyment, its actual purpose was to produce scans of real-life cans. bsky.app/profile/lord...

Experimenting with terrain-like displacement in Blender 3D using Cycles material nodes. One cool aspect to this method is that you can render the material values to an EXR file and use it as a displacement map. You can also achieve this with Geometry Nodes using similar nodes directly on mesh.

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Looks like the dog chewed up your chair 👀

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Check out my latest post for a sample of what the texture looks like. bsky.app/profile/lord...

What it looks like to slide the slit on a slit scan. I use this technique to make textures for cans, a big benefit over photogrammetry is the lighting is always the same on every column of pixels. No reflections to ruin everything. Done with Python, OpenCV, Numpy, Raspberry Pi

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Yes the cans are modeled in 3D. Took 30 seconds lol.