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[Tusky]

First attempt at exporting an animation. I knew my joint angles were wrong in some way, but I couldn't have predicted this nightmare:

That is quite disturbing

[Eggy]

Using and modifying someone else's collision code to try and get myself to remember how it's done, I tried to create a platform-style runner engine a lá the autoscroll levels from The Smurfs Nightmare.
I accidentally created a bulldozer as the player character instead.

Also please forgive the shit quality of the gif, I don't do gif recordings often

[Pineapple]

I thought this was amusing...

[JobLeonard]

Moved to JavaScript?

[Ordnas]

Using and modifying someone else's collision code to try and get myself to remember how it's done, I tried to create a platform-style runner engine a lá the autoscroll levels from The Smurfs Nightmare.
I accidentally created a bulldozer as the player character instead.

Also please forgive the shit quality of the gif, I don't do gif recordings often

Definitely I want to play that version of the game 

[WhiteRedEye]

I had just added an enemy to an Asteroids clone I was working on and had implemented the ability for it to shoot projectiles in random directions but had forgotten to actually call the movement method on said projectiles, and I also fudged the code that controls it's rate of fire making it insanely high.  The result was this wierd but kinda cool looking braille-like pattern trailing behind the enemy.



Then when I added collision detection to the enemy I forgot call the method that destroys it, causing it to continuously collide with an asteroid that had already been destroyed every frame that it was in its collision bounds, spawning two new asteroids each time. Looks pretty but caused some terrible lag to say the least!

[Zireael]

Haha, that Braille pattern <3

[Mannapi]

The worm turned out a bit more demonic than intended.

[JobLeonard]

@WhiteRedEye: Love it!

@Mannapi: I repeat what I said before: I'm not sure what I'm looking at, but it looks fantastic

[ALourenco]

Using and modifying someone else's collision code to try and get myself to remember how it's done, I tried to create a platform-style runner engine a lá the autoscroll levels from The Smurfs Nightmare.
I accidentally created a bulldozer as the player character instead.

Also please forgive the shit quality of the gif, I don't do gif recordings often

Lawn Mower Simulator?

[buto]

I was working on a meshing algorithm on the popular bunny geometry. I'm not sure what exactly went wrong, but somehow nearly all triangles went almost black and edges were assigned to subsets (parts of ageometry that get visualized) in a quite special way. None of this was intended, of course.

[Zireael]

Wow, that's a fairly striking bunny!

[JobLeonard]

Is that the 10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10 algorithm in shader form?

[Mannapi]

Exactly what I thought! That algorithm was the inspiration for my wip game, Flip Flow.

[buto]

Hehe - no. No shaders involved, actually. Should be purely topology based. Nevertheless, "10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10" would surely look nice on a 3d geometry...

[buto]

Exactly what I thought! That algorithm was the inspiration for my wip game, Flip Flow.

Yes indeed, this looks quite similar. Nice idea for a game

[gimymblert]

I hope you save that bit of code and put it somewhere for posterity to study for countless generations

[JobLeonard]

^

[powly]

a geometric case of stack overflow

[Ordnas]

Modern art!