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BeatQuestGames

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About BeatQuestGames

Game developer, musician, programer.

https://www.beatquestgames.com

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    Comment #31960521

    If you make music, my project lets you send midi over Bluetooth via the PI https://github.com/Mylab6/PiBluetoothMidSetup

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    Any way to get a desktop client for this. Many orgs are outright banning Docker Desktop due to it's licensing.

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    Comment #31276637

    Note: The max texture size can also be applied as a build setting. But this allows you to say set 99% of you texture max sizes to like 512, while setting a handful higher .

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    Comment #31067527

    Thanks for checking it out! Assuming Unreal does add their verse programming language later this year, I'll be open to recreating the same project with Metahumans instead. Maybe I'…

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    Comment #31066899

    It depends on your projects needs. I built a music visualizer in Unity, and have no idea how I would of done this in Unreal. It was a small project, and I'm already using it to mak…

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    Comment #31021584

    Absolutely. Working on a music visualizer in Unity right now, half the fun is creating it. The other half is creating music to showcase. Outside of this I'd argue all of my side pr…

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    Hard disagree, it's easier now to build cool stuff out. You can download Unity and get something nice going within a couple of months. But it's on you to find what you want to do h…

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    Comment #30966478

    Yes and no, I'm working on a music visualizer in my spare time and I don't like spending too much time promoting it. Many years ago, I worked on a previous iteration of this and I …

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    That's basically what I did with this project. https://github.com/Mylab6/PiBluetoothMidSetup Of course I could of done this in bash, but Python is just so much cleaner.

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    I've been working on a racing game for about 18 months. It's insanely fun just designing the levels. I plan on releasing what I have for free and then if it's popular working on a …

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    I've already written most of the code, and I have it wired with jumper cables. As far as PCBs and stuff, I literally have no idea how that works. I would definitely need to pay som…

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    A shield would work, do companies create custom ones on demand ?

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    Getting Custom Hardware Made?

    Hi all, I have some ideas for extremely niche products. Has anyone had any luck getting some custom hardware made, maybe based around a Raspberry Pi + a small battery. I'd be over …

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    For example,take my project. https://github.com/Mylab6/PiBluetoothMidSetup While I could of done this in Bash. 1. I don't really like Bash 2. Python is much easier. I did challenge…

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    Yes, but to be honest it became too hard to get this working the way I wanted it to. Later on, once I finally have a real vacation, I plan on combing this with a few of my other pr…

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    Comment #29663063

    Ahh, I'm using a power bank right now and it works well. It does bother me a bit the power bank is 3x the size of the zero itself, but it works

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    What battery are you using. PI Sugar didn't work for me ? I've been trying to find a mobile handheld console to install Debain on, I'm not sure how well it would work, but it could…

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    Very awesome. I already pre ordered a Steam Deck and I'm hopping to release my game Project Haze on it. Unity has been really big on supporting Linux!

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    I try to have smaller projects that I can finish over a weekend in between my larger ones. For example my Bluetooth Midi Pi project took about a few days to finish, was posted here…