Ryan Green

I made some tiny shorts exploring filmmaking again but with ai tools. I did video production professionally for many years, and AI cracks open incredible opportunities for big ideas on an indie budget. weird things that couldn't exist otherwise because money and time are constraints. x.com/ryangreen8/sta…

😡"you did not make this" AI creatrors👋 show me something you made that you feel proud of!

Indie Dev Campfire Hot Take 🔥 "Vibe coding games is dangerously fun." You start flowing… Next thing you know it’s 3 a.m., your eyes are fried, and you’re laughing at your own creation like a mad scientist. It's also dangerous, one compromised npm and your hosed... What's the most fun or worst experience vibe coding? (drop it below 👇)

Indie Dev Campfire Hot Take AI doesn’t just speed up game dev. It finally lets strange little games *insist on themselves*. No publisher approval. No focus group. No 50-person team. Just one weird idea that refuses to die. I’m building a tiny web-first 2D engine so strange little games can live in multiplayer without fighting bloated tools. What’s the weirdest game idea AI has helped *you* bring to life? (drop it below 👇)

@lovidlovid Using code to create art taught me that creation is a conversation with a medium. Had to let go of believing I was truly creating New and embrace that I was participating in discovery. Which seems pithy and cliche but it’s where I’m at right now.

I heard from a college professor today that her art students hate AI so much and are so angry at big-tech they don't want to hear about art and tech at all

@MattMason i'm intrigued!

Broadside will never die ☠️⬆️

on game engines... or maybe opensource... or 3d models... or asset stores... or high-level languages... or? How much of a thing do I have to make by hand to declare I've made something? What are the requirements? a minimum budget? credit? only-human touched? what do you think?

@andreintg Worth it.

@ryangreen8 ahah glad to know you don't appreciate me having a back injury, Ryan 🤣 Arcade cabinets are painful, man.

f*d my back yesterday working on my arcade cabinet 😒

@icreatelife Human here.

Out of the 115,000 accounts following me I often wonder how many of you actually exist and are human Say hi or drop an emoji if you are not a robot 🤍✨

Heads up co-pilot claude users. I noticed it going in circles in its thinking and eating tokens after my latest upgrade... setting thinking back to medium gave some stability back. Any one else experiencing this?

@icreatelife Been writing as I work on building a new playful and collaborative web game engine and platform

I am in the mood to visit your feeds and give your content some love and engagement.

I just published a full Article on why the next wave of playful spaces has to be built with and for each other — not against. “We’ve got to gather, and build things that bake our shared interests into the infrastructure.” What’s ONE thing you’d want baked into the next platform? (multiplayer tools? shared economies? something else?) → Full Article here: x.com/i/article/2039…

@SachinKankane Unity for the last 15 years! But I'm experimenting with making a tiny web 2d engine / scripting language that focuses on web and fun multiplayer experiences.

Hello Devs, which engine or framework are you using for developing games and why? Unity Unreal Godot Construct 3 Game Maker Custom Engine 🫡 #gamedev #indiegamedeveloper #gamedeveloping #games

For my 2d game devs. can i get some hot takes? If I was building a web-based game portal, and you saw a page like this, would you be intrigued? what kinds of questions would you have?

@heyjeres physical brush strokes for generative art is so freaking cool

a happy accident with the UV printer, it miscalculated the height of the substrate so the texture is "correct" but the color was sprayed from a different height? gives it a bit of an airbrushed impression of the original.. original, on the right, Heuristics of Emotion #833

re: metaverse "The playful spaces need to be built with and for each other, not to compete."

@auradeluxe Same

I am vibe coding SO MUCH METAVERSE right now. Don’t worry kids, it’s coming back. We don’t need the suits.

@andreintg @mrdoob It was a very impressive platform

@mrdoob I never really tried it myself, gonna have to dig a bit deeper 'cause I feel like there must be some interesting insights. A service with that many users usually doesn't disappear overnight

Quite brutal: "Rec Room, the social gaming platform that once commanded a $3.5 billion valuation, is pulling the plug on June 1st after admitting it "never quite figured out" how to turn 150 million users into sustainable profit"