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This is where I share my projects, experiments, and late-night ideas. From coding and troubleshooting to exploring forgotten software, this blog is a place to document what I create, what I learn, and everything I discover along the way.

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  // TEST ROOM: ENVIRONMENT WALKTHROUGH & ASSET TESTING

  Here, I demonstrate walking through the test environment using the previously created textures. The completed room will serve as a dedicated testing space for future game assets, including sprites, objects, and textures. It will also be used to test game mechanics and evaluate how different assets interact with the environment.

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

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  // TEST ROOM: TEXTURE DESIGN & COLOUR PALETTE

  I created a set of test textures at a resolution of 64 × 64 pixels for my test room environment. These textures will be applied to the walls, floor, and ceiling to maintain a consistent visual style throughout the environment. The selected colours are:

  1. TestMainWall – Neutral Gray: #B8BEC5
  2. TestMainFloor – Medium Dark Gray: #686E75
  3. TestAccentWall – Dark Charcoal: #343A40
  4. TestMainCeiling – Light Gray: #D9DDE2

  These colours provide a clean, balanced environment with sufficient contrast between surfaces, making it easier to test lighting, shadows, and visual details.

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

  

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Meet the Author, David

I’m David, an IT technician by day and an indie developer by night. I specialize in software development, data recovery, and decrypting, with a passion for building things by hand and bringing ideas to life through technology. I’m an introvert, a night owl, and a lover of spicy ramen, Monster Energy, and forgotten software. I believe in freeware, open knowledge, and preserving lost media because technology and creativity should be shared, not forgotten. My goal is to build my own indie development studio, create original projects, and contribute to a community where knowledge and creativity thrive.