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Yeah, but also I only ordered it last week. It'll probably be a while for me. A couple guys I know got theirs this week.

I'm still waiting for my DK2 but I actually got my Google Cardboard today. It's super impressive for what it is - a nearly-free VR device if you've already got a decent smartphone (I have a Nexus 5). As far as I know there's only Google's app for things to do with it so far but it's really good flying around in Google Earth and they have some cool little demo apps for it. The resolution is twice the DK1's and the rotational tracking seems almost as good to me, although it's been a while since I've had access to my DK1. Really cool stuff

I did another InFlux level port. Not remaking the game or anything, just havin' fun.

Thanks! It actually feels really rad going up and down halfpipes, I'm gonna make it play skateboard sounds

Thanks pal. <3 In the meantime here is a potato-filmed video of the truck thing

I just submitted a funding application for adventure game. Wooooo

You'll probably be fine if you're not using experimental features, but yeah, backup always a good idea.

I'm still messin' around with porting this old truck game to ue4/android. Bam

ditto that, always happy to help

It was basically a lot of exporting and importing meshes and textures and re-creating materials, and I have a basic tool that converts map data (just meshes and lights) from UE3 to 4. Not too hard, just time consuming.

It's worth it right now. It is an excellent excellent set of tools. Just keep an eye on what they're updating and drop the next $20 if it's something you need would be my suggestion.

I just ported one of my old InFlux levels to UE4 for kicks. Spoilers for InFlux I guess!

If you're using the foliage tool, you prooooobably can't have the grass camera-facing without delving into c++. But you could pretty easily make a blueprint that places camera-facing grass everywhere. That looks real nice, by the way.

That's really rad, I'd have no idea where I'd start trying to do that. Actually, one of the things I'm messing around with could use that functionality! Maybe we should share stuff

Thanks ya'll. I've been toying around with it very intermittently for probably like a year, but I'm stepping it up a bit now and going for a funding application. Hopefully have a cool video together in the next week or so. Your thing looks super cool, tell me moar

I'm working on a first person adventure game that looks like this, which ya'll have probably seen around here somewhere. Right now I'm working on a funding application for it. If I don't get it I miiiiiight be fucked.

I've been using UE4 for six months or something, definitely recommend it. Blueprint is amazing.

I did a couple things: papers you can pick up in my adventure game kind of ala Gone Home and a conversation system that pretty much works as well as I'll probably need it to now. https://vine.co/v/MxzMW9XM0hU https://vine.co/v/MxzMFi7rv9l

Holy shit. I am so sorry to hear that.

what the heck

Here is some stuff I did today! All Blueprint in UE4.

SVN is pretty straightforward, maybe moreso than git?

I'm with Hover. I also have no idea about bill leniency but their support is excellent and their site/control panel thing is simple and easy and intuitive rather than the horrible clusterfuck I've come to expect from domain registrars and hosting providers

Jesus christ, Rodi. That is bizarre/heavy. I have moved into a share house where my housemates are kind of really unclean it turns out. A couple days in I felt I had to clean the floor of the bathroom, and I found one of these caked onto the side of the bath, completely covered in gunk

i'm working on a few things, but also the other night for funsies i made a sidescroller with my girlfriend Laura starring her. it is called Pixel Laur, it has a jetpack, i vined it https://vine.co/v/MprxtDIY90A