Streams

We continue working on our chat bot, adding text bubbles to the characters that represent the folks in chat when they say something.

We continue working on our chat bot, having it generate a little character for each person in chat and bounce around the screen.

We take a break from heavy topics like netcode and physics, and build a stream chat bot in Godot.

Now that the networking is mostly under control, we start on implementing deterministic network physics to work with our rollback netcode.

We work on making Retro Tank Party (and the rollback and prediction addon) more robust to latency and packet loss,

We manage to get Retro Tank Party actually PLAYABLE with rollback network synchronization!

We patch the Godot engine to help converting Retro Tank Party to use rollback network synchronization (as popularized by the GGPO library).

In this stream, we experiment with converting Retro Tank Party to use rollback network synchronization (as popularized by the GGPO library).

In this stream, we experiment with implementing rollback network synchronization (as popularized by the GGPO library).

In this stream, we experiment with adding modding to the game.