I’m making a bomberman game specifically for cases like these but it’s still in development… I think it’s playable but there will be some bugs. groundedraven.com
veggay
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veggay@kbin.earthto
Ask Lemmy@lemmy.world•What do your daily meals look like each day?
31·2 months agoBreakfast, depends a lot on the day but a good one would generally have:
- Just Egg folded (vegan egg)
- Bread with butter and a slice of melty (vegan) cheese
- 2.5 or 3 breakfast sausage patties from Gardein
- Avocado
- Sprouts or cherry tomatoes
Some days it’s Soylent. I take B12 and D on a gummy.
Lunch my easy go-to I can eat almost any time:
- Gardein Supreme Chick’n nuggets (10)
- Fries
- Cheeze mozarella sticks (3 - 4)
- Avocado
- Microwaved broccoli
Dinner:
- Udon noodles
- Firm tofu
- Chinese chilli oil with flakes and peanuts
- Baby bok choy
Today I had:
- Swap chick’n inside
- 3 corn quesadillas with
- avocado
- Chinese chilli oil with flakes and peanuts
(Yes, I love avocado, I’m Mexican) While fish does have a lot of nutrients it’s quite easy to get them from other plant sources too :p
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Game Development@programming.dev•I'm making a web bomberman game in Godot, Mushboom, and I added first person view (shown in video) 😁
2·2 months agoThank you :)
Those lan parties are part of what inspired me to make this. There are not enough web games nowadays that you can quickly and freely play with your friends either in the same screen, same network, or just online anymore.
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Game Development@programming.dev•I'm making a web bomberman game in Godot, Mushboom, and I added first person view (shown in video) 😁
1·2 months agoOh… that sucks… I’m going to reconsider moving my videos to PeerTube instead, keep it all open source. I forget what was the exact reason I chose Vimeo over it, I think it was because of embedding in a particular website that only allows Vimeo or Youtube.
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Game Development@programming.dev•I'm making a web bomberman game in Godot, Mushboom, and I added first person view (shown in video) 😁
1·2 months agoThank you :)
The main point of first person view is that you don’t know exactly where the other players are. However there are still some things that would make the experience much better - vfx that go vertically wherever a puffball is placed and as they explode, better sfx, instead of that green flat background it’d be a 3D environment that is different on each side so you can use it as a sort of compass.
But eventually, just to give the players the choice, I will add the mini-map. After all my other fixes for it are done because I want to get proper feedback on that mode to get it to feel good without the mini-map.
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Game Development@programming.dev•I'm making a web bomberman game in Godot, Mushboom, and I added first person view (shown in video) 😁
5·3 months ago@[email protected] whaaat :( I checked and there’s nothing in the settings that would point to me having control over it, it’s not marked as adult content
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
2·9 months agoI seeee, thank you :)
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
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veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
1·9 months agoyeah, the automatic updates made me double think installing Godot from the snap thing but because I always update right away anyway and my game is quite small with only me working on it I thought to stick with it for now; also because it prompts you to save a back up before opening a project with a new engine version. It seems a bit wild to me that almost everyone that has commented here assumes that I use my pc for nothing but web browsing and documents or something… I thought the Linux community (full of tinkerers and developers) would make less of those assumptions than Windows users but it seems I was wrong haha
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
2·9 months agobut I must know where it is so I don’t press it!
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
2·9 months agowow I’m amazed you’re the first person to suggest this, thank you !
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
1·9 months agooh… I hadn’t heard about any of those, thank you! Installing Flathub
Why would Flathub not be included with Mint? And how did you find it was in those three places? Did you look for it manually on each or is there a place that tells you where it’s distributed? Because on their website the only thing I found was the Download link that takes you to itch.io or their github page that doesn’t give any linux alternatives
edit: reviews in flathub say that there are some features that don’t work and it’s better to download from their itch.io page haha - it’s not the first review I see saying that about flatpaks, so there are valid reasons to just download them manually like one would in windows anyway
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
2·9 months agoooh thank you, that breakdown at the end was insightful!
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
2·9 months agoThere are plenty of reasons why one would use Snaps on Mint… I’ve been using it for like 2 days and so far I got: Blender, Godot, and Signal. Blender has an older version, Godot has a super old version, and Signal isn’t included in Software Manager. Outside of snap I manually downloaded Material Maker.
People keep telling me snaps are not needed and that I should find everything in the official repo and whatnot but that’s just wrong generalized assumptions from what I see, neither of those 3 programs are too niche either. There are plenty of people out there that do things outside of web browsing and file management in their computers, I’m so confused why Linux out of all communities would ignore hobbies with specialized software exist, game dev even
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
1·9 months agoYeah, I’m not new to Linux, I just couldn’t put in the work to learn how to actually use it safely and efficiently until now, also because it’s gotten much easier than last time I tried many years ago with more software compatibility. I have no intention of switching distros any time soon and there would need to be a massively good reason for me to even consider it. But I’m just curious why would you recommend a newbie to install Gentoo ?
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
1·9 months agoYeah the problem is that I understood the first time it was explained, no need to keep circling it over without answering the actual question I was asking about… what you quoted from my comment was just me clarifying what I was asking about, not clarifying my (lack of) knowledge about firewalls.
Thank you for the actual answer!
I do have occasional need to download random programs from random websites because of my hobbies and profession, the first case being Material Maker from itch.io - that one is clearly safe with all those reviews and the public git, but it is a random program from the internet nevertheless, and the reason why I was asking about the placing of programs that I download manually.
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
3·9 months agoYeah but it seems like some people (not you) take it personal geez… Of course a “casual” will mix firewall with anti-virus, like…? I am literally saying I don’t know shit.
Thank you for actually explaining things in a helpful and chill manner without getting so stuck about one word I use wrong while still being an understandable question.
veggay@kbin.earthOPto
Linux@lemmy.ml•Recommendations for after installing Linux (Mint) coming from Windows for best practices for a casual user ?
2·9 months agoThank you, I just wish people weren’t so critical about how I word my questions when it’s still clear what the core question is anyway, man it’s like being a casual is not welcome or something x_x
Some people are really welcoming and some others are so… unnecessarily strict? Condescending? Harsh?


I made an account yesterday and it all seemed fine but after some hours it went empty. Can’t see any posts or anything and my profile is empty as well with a “?” as an icon 🤔