The nightmare of every developer: null pointers, dangling references, objects that no longer exist… endless bugs and crashes, regardless of whether you’re using Godot, Unity, Unreal, or any other development environment (well, maybe with some exceptions like Rust, of course). When I started developing Impious, I had a clear objective: “Minimize object references, simplify the…
I was working on the idea of adding a projector that would leave messages in the main room where impious dwell. But of course, I didn’t just want to project an image; we all know that Spotlights in Godot have a “light_projector” property for that. Instead, I wanted to have as much control as possible…
That moment always comes. You have an idea, you start a project, maybe you whipped up a quick prototype and saw that it could work. Your head is buzzing with ideas, imagining how that video game could be, how it would look, what mechanics it would have. It’s a unique feeling of excitement and motivation…
Hey there! It’s been a while since the website is up. I’ve been working really hard on Impious all this time, doing a major and much-needed refactor. This feeling of non-existence or not demonstrating that I’m advancing in the project is there ticking in the back of my head if I’m not posting on Twitter…