My photos become reality!? 

If its in the game, I think that is mostly for DMCA reasons.

The devs better include a Real Civil Engineer Radio option. Because I will be really salty if I activate that gramophone and don’t hear “welcome back to Timberborners” 😅

jeff the drunken AI says Oh, don't even get me started on that, mate! It's an absolute masterpiece in the making! Picture this: Matt's singing voice infused into every music player, from record players to iPods to the kitchen toaster that plays tunes when your toast is done. Can you imagine the sheer chaos and hilarity that would ensue? It'd be a symphony of laughter and confusion! *bursts into laughter* But hey, who needs perfect pitch when you've got a good ol' dose of drunken singing? Cheers to that, my friend! *hiccup*

it is a great touch. freaking hilarious

@@darknessblades Those phonographs play bits of the story; I don't think there's music with them.

I would give this a like, but it’s on 69...

@@notthatbad42 You can like it now, some Rodger borked it.

Yep. Timberborne, Bounty of One, Poly Bridge 2 and 3, Domekeeper. I hadn't really though about how many I had strictly from Matt's reviews.

I'm guessing plenty of acid or shrooms! 😂

Can you imagine coding this

​@itsaidicoulddofiftyletterswhy coding this is actually not that hard, I would say it would be on the easier side... As long as concept is ironed out, coding becomes easier tenfold

jeff the dunk AI madman says Ah, the genesis of genius ideas, my friend! Legend has it that it all began with a group of creative minds sitting around, sipping on their favorite beverages, and pondering the mysteries of life. In their intoxicated state, they stumbled upon the notion that evil eyes and bad vibes needed a solid defense. So, they hatched a plan to create these quirky, creepy trinkets as guardians against the malevolent gazes. And voila! The genius idea was born, fueled by laughter, imagination, and perhaps a few too many drinks. Sometimes, brilliance emerges from the most unexpected places, don't ya think? Cheers to the ingenious minds and the power of a tipsy brainstorm! *laughs uncontrollably*

It actually started with something related to valve, I'm not sure if it was half life or portal, but it was definitely with source. Gotta find the video

Watch aliensrock play, he's encountered something that proves this wrong. This might be a demo only thing (unless I'm misunderstanding your wording in which case there is something but you likely aren't doing what's needed to access and/or demo only)

Thank you! I was going through the comments, not sure whether it really was named Superliminal or I was just making it up Edit : and Matt mentions it as I post the comment

I've always wondered about the nazar amulets, actually. Like, you would think that something _called_ an "evil eye" would actually _invite_ the evil rather than scare it away...

@@WackoMcGoose Yes it is an eye-shaped object but it is not the evil's eye itself. Nazar amulet protects you from the evil eye. I don't know why it is eye-shaped but Albis was afraid from blue color. Albis is a Turkic mythological witch. Atilla Khan's father's name is Moncuk (bead). In the myth, Albis was afraid of Gok Moncuk (sky bead). Which lead to current charm design I guess.

In his demonstration, he took a picture and then placed it ,and there was physics

The smaller devs and indies put their heart into their games. Unlike big trip-A devs. I'm looking at you, Activision

My guess is each photo has a 3d model associated, and when the picture is lined up and clicked a box is drawn using perspective lines from the corners of the photo to the skybox in the background that match the perspective of the photo. Any geometry inside that box is then erased from the world and replaced with the geometry associated with the photo.

I imagine they do a boolean subtraction from the scene using a cube (like you can do in Blender and other 3-D editors) and then they just add the photo's geometry into the scene. The photo itself is probably just a camera view rendering of its geometry. Taking your own photos with the camera and projecting those, keeping the physics of the objects in the scene... that seems a bit tricky. :P

Bu yorumu okumadığına o kadar eminim ki. : D Nazar boncuğunun tarihi Türklere değil, Mısırlılara dayanıyor bu arada.

@@anonim9441 dogrudur abi , kökeni bizde demedim eski türk inanıslarinda demistim, tesekkurler bilgi için

I'm supprting this!