got curious about the idea of what my take of a mobian centipede would look like

calling them Ebb and Flow for the time being until I potentially find better names

unfiltered version of the two

Divide him into nine pieces for each circle, he has made himself a place for all of them.

Leave his balls in Limbo, impotent as he was good came from them.

Leave his skin and scalp in Lust to kite among the wind.

Leave his stomach in Gluttony to sustain itself on the mud and rain.

Leave his teeth in Greed, they shall be his currency.

Leave his lungs in Wrath. To drown.

Leave his mouth and tongue in Heresy, he'll speak alike his neighbors.

Leave his head in Violence. Let him see, hear, smell, what he has wrought.

Leave his arms in Fraud, to hold no truth and embrace only liars.

Leave his legs in Treachery where they'll be made to stay put.

- When Mike Haggar does certain attacks, Ring of Destruction: SlamMasters II (Capcom)

A hostile cloud of 500 twitchy icosospheres can't be wrong.

stuff

making my damn mech

Soukan deez

sometimes i forget wizardposting isn’t a regular occurrence on any other website. what do you mean your posts don’t randomly get taken over my evil wizards casting spells on your peunis

shadow the hedgehog centrist route

Since I'm insane and decided to create a mesh editor for level design I needed to think about how to approach mesh triangulation. Arrived at two important conclusions needed for simplifying the process.

First is that the number of splits needed seems to always be three less than the amount of edges in a face (which makes sense, as once the triangulation is finished the remaining edges will always be equal to three). Not an impressive realization but it means the amount of work the function needs to do doesn't change partway through the triangulation and I can loop for a set amount of times instead of checking for comparisons.

Second was how to solve for a tough problem, preventing the triangulation from creating an edge between two concave points, which would be seriously bad because it would change the boundary of the face and potentially cause the triangulated mesh to overlap on top of itself. Did a bit of thinking and noticed that the correct type of "convex" split would result in only one shared edge between the new triangle and the rest of the face, while a "concave" split would result in two shared edges. so preventing the mesh from being split is as simple as comparing the number of shared edges or vertices between the new results, then moving on to a different set of edges if the result is bad.

Maybe not optimal and might make experienced programmers or mathematicians cringe, but in a day of scratching my head about it these are useful conclusions.

nah just kidding it would make me way fuckin worse

unlocking a DT would fix me

unlocking a DT would fix me

fighting game player who is 300% better at foot dive loops when listening to MF Doom

guy scanning my food: thatll be 300 dollars

the screen on the card swiper: would you like to donate 100% of the food you just bought to a little ant?

me: hm

Da Gang

How about YOU disappear?

Red or Blue. Which do you choose?