AI Governance & Making LLMs Predictable in Production
Hey there fans. I’ve been busy lately so I haven’t gotten a chance to update. Sorry about that. Here’s what happened – I am now working as a Technical Director for an independent game studio.
This means a number of things:
So I’d been working on importing libRocket into CryEngine 3 for a while now. Quite unsuccessfully, mind you. Turns out I was wasting my time anyway!
Crytek just released a new version of the FreeSDK. And it has…. Scaleform! I can hardly believe it. The engine had been nearly crippled without UI. I couldn’t imagine trying to script together new GameRules without them.<br> More
I know, a shock to me too. Believe me. Truthfully, I really like the engine. There’s just this fundamental problem, and it’s probably just me. I can’t seem to export animations from a first-person skeleton into the engine. Everything I’ve tried achieves nothing. It’s like a nightmare come true. Basically, I rig, I pose, I animate, and then when I go to Export – BLARGH, the program pukes up all over my screen and I have to crack out the Task Manager to finish the job.<br> More
No surprise that CryTek updated, really. We were all told it was coming. I don’t know why I was so hasty to update my files, perhaps I was enthusiastic. (Although a quick read through their notes revealed… still no UI.) This patch seems mostly addressed to small teams (still in development, too) as the maps now save on a per-project basis, instead of a per-individual.<br> More