The snow has been so bad that finally there was 3 inches that fell and I went out to the Nordic Center. First, it was really cold, with wind, so maybe it was in the single digits, but around 13 on my car. Second, the snow blew away from the exposed areas of the trail, which were hard to see. Third, I just had waxed them and now there are some areas where rocks and pebbles which tore up my new wax and make alot of rips into the actual skis....
Well, without the main game finished yet, I want to use the game engine as a animal game, where the animal is going on a journey. I think its pretty analogous the current game loop. Some goals for the animal game: Educational: You can learn about the animal, the location and environment it lives in, as well as other things about humans impact. Partner with other groups to develop it: Need subject matter experts Raise money for preservation....
I am really looking forward to starting new projects/hobbies. Using Godot and Python knowledge to start work on a game that uses the Game engine for CRG to then create a new game that centes around either hiking or biking and another game that focues on sustainable construction. I am also learing pixel art and want to develop this game with Youtube Vlogs. Learn bagpipes, hopefully with a digital chanter. Ardueno… Now just need to carve out time to work on it....
UPDATE: Just created it! I am really thinking of starting a YT account for the video game. Not really sure how it will be but having a dedicated channel, but it might be a good idea. Espically if the game will have expansions like new content and routes.
I am interested about Kubernetes as I keep watching Youtube videos about linux and also want to learn about Docker and containers, so this week at work I learned about Ansible for Cisco networking equipment. I didn’t really know the difference between all these technologies, so I stumbled across this metaphor after Googling for the differences between them: For a room: “Terraform builds the room, Ansible furnishes the room and Kubernetes manages the room’s operation....