What are you working on currently? [2016]

Wouldn’t that be limited greatly by lack of access to certain animation creation API’s? Porting it wouldn’t be very difficult at all. Maybe a day of work max.

ROBLOX animations are created entirely from the Lua side already with the existing animation editor. You’ll have access to all the APIs it uses.

@MettaurSp Yes, they are; I’d planned to update it to use cubic once I’d got the quadratic ones working.

@ProfBeetle Thanks! I’ll give that a read this evening when I get home. I was also already going to try make the cubic interp points at least roughly equidistant as it was the only way I could think of getting the curve to be smooth. I’ll also try locking them as you say.
If you wouldn’t mind sharing that code it’d be extremely helpful :smile:

Making some super low-poly weapon meshes for a game that’s probably quite obvious. This one was something like 3,000 polys for the whole thing. Which is pretty cool. It didn’t take long at all either - probably 2 hours!


Oh yeah - and it’s also really fun to play with ridiculous colour schemes



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Did you actually texture that yourself? if so how and what program o.o

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Here, I put it up on GitHub so anyone can have a look. It’s an old-skool single file plugin, a WIP, one of the first big things I did in Lua and on Roblox and a hack-week project, so take it as it is :slight_smile:

Feel free to use what you want from it, I’m open sourcing it under the most permissive license I could find. Why put it under license at all? Because our libel laws are a fierce and terrible thing, that’s why.

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Thanks! :smiley:

Flying buttresses!

Here’s the facade so far. I’m going to redo at least part of it to make the tower buttresses thicker and give it some balconies like Notre Dame de Paris has.

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Wait is this castle really called a buttress?

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LOL

I swear Im 6 sometimes

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Inventory progress

:wink:

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10/10 would drop my pants again.

It’s a support structure used to counteract lateral forces from the roofs and vaulted ceilings. If it’s attached directly to the wall it’s just called a buttress; if it’s set apart from the wall and connected with an arch then it’s called a flying buttress (or arc-boutant, if you’re French).

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This is what I always heard it as, and I come from a building family… Then again we have french origins. lol


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:musical_note: Eye of I am the Tiger! :musical_note:

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Just some guis for my game :confused:

Missile Launching HUD

Tank HUD

Game Shop/Menu

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Making progress.
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