Links
Friends & Groups
- Cooperative managed by a long-time friend.
- Group of creatives currently making "The Big Catch".
Tools
Tools I've used.
- 3D Modelling & Animation Software
- Drawing and Digital Painting Software
- Open-source 3D game engine.
- Non-open-source 3D game engine.
- IDE for Unity & Godot. (I used it before the AI features were added and just disable all of them... It's still really useful for Unity.)
- Free video Editing software.
- Audio Recording & Editing Software
- Streaming & Screen Recording Software.
- Screenshot & Screen Recording Tool.
- Pixel Art Tool
- Launcher for Unity that makes it so much easier to make things for VRChat.
Resources
Resources I keep handy. (But haven't necessarily used.) Always mind usage licenses for images and audio!
- Resource of free sounds to use in whatever. Watch out for AI sounds that have been uploaded. (You can filter your search.)
- Classic tool for generating simple video game sound effects.
- Hanna Barbera Cartoon Sound FX Turns out you can use a lot of these classic sounds by just crediting them.
- A collection of transparent textures.
- Collection of digital treasures! Lots of icons, gifs, etc, carefully preserved and written about.
- Classic internet resource for fonts.
- Many free-to-use fonts, mainly for use as web fonts but can also be downloaded. This webpage uses google fonts.
- Collection of free Japanese fonts.
- Collection of pixel fonts with Japanese characters.
- Japanese woodblock print search. Supports reverse image search, and artist search. Sources are all listed, check those for usage rights if using directly.
Websites
Other websites! Some are partway between tools and resources, some are games, some are online stores I like, whatever. Maybe I'll reorganize.
- crouton.net
- Video game sheet music
- Not an ad I swear, they just have actually affordable actually stylish glasses and I'm always telling friends that need glasses about it. Make sure to get lenses with anti-reflective coating at the very least!
- Hand-written daily newspaper-style games. There's a crossword and original games, too.
- Every July, this website hosts an artist battleground where everyone draws everyone else's OCs to get points for their team. (But mostly just for fun.)
- Incredibly useful site for building a PC. Tracks part compatibility and price comparisons. Users upload finished builds with reviews, and there's some wacky/interesting ones to see. (TIP: You can search for a build with both a certain CPU cooler and case to see if it'll fit, or any collection of parts!)
- Marketplace for second-hand LEGO and custom sets. Additionally, 'stud.io' is software you can download on this site for designing custom LEGO sets. A stud.io file can be converted into a bricklink wishlist, which can then be used to automatically fill carts with the cheapest option.
- VoiP number service. VoiP numbers can't be used for everything, but the rates are low. Can be used to have an apartment buzzer ring multiple phones at once, and have fun music play as it rings.