Glorious Trainwrecks 15th Anniversary Klik Jam
https://www.glorioustrainwrecks.com/node/12219
Come celebrate GT's 15th birthday!
Runs from 22/4 to 1/5
No special theme, but there are some suggestions on the page.
Otherwise, I've been having fun trying to rearrange my studio with Sweet Home 3D:
@candle Just noticed a little quirk with bipsi: If I delete all the tiles from the draw tiles tab, they're still kinda there in the room.
So If I don't create any new tiles and just place the first/only one it'll sometimes look pale because the old tiles are still on the map. The layout's still stored.
Also in this screenshot I created a second tile, drew with it a bit, then completely deleted it so there's only one tile in the draw tiles tab, and it's still in my room.
GHOSTS
Zine time too!
Applications for the big zine fare in Melbourne are open now, and due by the end of the 10th of January.
Because it's online, it's open to international entries.
Main page:
Applications page:
https://www.fotp.online/#stallholder
There's also a Aus-only, contact-free zine swap thing on there you can do.
Online version will be in February, with, hopefully, a physical one in August.
Always keep an open mind during the creative process, don't be afraid to go against plans.
Like look at this beautiful accident in Drive Me To The Moon by Olivia Haines:
If you can't load those kind of palettes here's a PNG (which you can also find in the directory where the palette is)
Realised I totally missed the sekret santa event on Glorious Trainwrecks this year :(
But hey look there's this Mouse in the Maze tribute event coming up:
This Saturday at 8:30PM there's a talk between @SpindleyQ and Mattie Brice as part of the currently-running Glorious Trainwrecks X Babycastles exhibition.
If you're near New York City and into amateur game making it's probably very worth checking out.
Main admin account, handles most of the adminy announcement stuff :)
Game Making Tools is a few things, but mostly a wiki for amateur game/vidcon makerers.
Avatar description: Game Making Tools logo, a crudely drawn pink explosion with yellow outline, enclosing crossed-over drawings of a hammer and saw in red and white.