I was just messing around in musescore and came up with this
the ending is very abrupt since it’s unfinished ;-;
Hi! It’s my first post in this thread, and I’d like to share some screenshots of random generated 3D graphs (no perlin involved though). I find them oddly nice…
Single-branched mesh (btw edges never overlap):
A more globular thingy:
This one had 2,068 nodes and over 5,000 edges. However, they can be generated in less than half a minute!
No idea where I could use these… (if someone could think of any application I’d be very thankful). For now, 2D graphs like this one seem much more practical:
Now I just need a good pathfinding algorithm
Adding reverb is just phenomenal:
No reverb:
Reverb(and a little bass boost):
Dang bro that doesn’t even look like roblox anymore!
Hello! Fawf/JellOController from Tixbit Studios here!
For our first game I thought of an idea where you work on a spaceship.
You might have to do some tasks like Fixing something or Crafting something for someone.
There will be raids from other ships and you have to fight them and rescue people.
The game is not yet named and is in early production, We just want to know you’re thoughts on it.
- Fawf/Tixbit studios
I made an R15 skateboard system
Unlike most roblox skateboards which just continually accelerate forward with no push-offs required, this system only accelerates with each push (like a real one).
Features:
- ability to toggle the gradual steering
- ability to toggle skateboard tilting
- through the given configurations you could easily turn this system into a motor cycle or dirt bike.
- the idle and boost animations can be changed to fit other vehicle types better
- everything from board movement to visual effects is handled by the client. literally, nothing is done by the server except setting the player up with the controller script and giving them network ownership.
- a custom camera system with changeable stiffness allows for some pretty cool action camera possibilities.
- it works right out of the box, no setup required.
here’s a scooter I made with this system.
Reduced traction by about 50% so I could show off the new tire smoke system, it’s quite fun!
Made a logo for my VR framework(that will be open sourced soon(tm)).
Edit: I misspelled the name of it.
My, oh my! It’s been a hot minute since I posted here.
Nonetheless, working on a giant project with some great people. Really hope it see’s a public testing phase.
Happy trails, unfortunately can’t share anything of my project. Hopefully I can soon though!
I think i know you, hello.
Great to hear.
I learned about XOR ciphers today
Code for anyone interested
local function Encrypt(Key, Message)
local t = {}
for i = 1, #Message, 1 do
table.insert(t, i, bit32.bxor(string.byte(Message, i, i), Key))
end
return t
end
local function Decrypt(Key, t)
local u = {}
for i = 1, #t, 1 do
table.insert(u, i, bit32.bxor(t[i], Key))
end
return string.char(unpack(u))
end
local Message = "The krabby patty secret formula"
local Key = 15
local t = Encrypt(Key, Message)
print("Encrypted: "..string.char(unpack(t)).."\n")
print("Decrypted: "..Decrypt(Key, t))
I’ve just started building in Roblox so im not that great at it but this is my first build evert
I don’t know if its that good or not but it was fun making it!
Skrim vibes at the start of the clip.
Created a sound system that works in rooms to muffle sounds that are in different rooms/obstructed by walls. Each map has to be specifically set up with the room detectors and wall breaks though so I’m not sure if I’ll implement it fully.
Is there a reason why you avoid using parenthesis on your function calls? Had me puzzled for a minute.