Ollama is really great. The simplicity of it, the easy use via REST API, the fun CLI…

What a fun program.

I will likely post on here when I release the plugin to GitLab and the AssetLib.

But I also don’t want to spam this community, so there won’t be many, if any updates until the actual release.

If you want to have something similar right now, there is Fuku for the chat interaction and selfhosted copilot for code completion on the AssetLib! I can’t get the code completion one to work, but Fuku works pretty well, but can’t read the users code at all.

I will upload the files to my GitLab soon though.

EDIT: Updates the gitlab link to actually point to my gitlab page

Just fixed the problem where it inserts too many lines after completing code.

This issue can be seen in the first demo video with the vector example. There are two newlines added for no reason. That’s fixed now:

Because it’s affordable and poor people love escapism because they can’t afford a good life? 🙄😒

For anyone who wants to try a similar thing: One could use something like WlxOverlay (or maybe even SteamVR proprietary overlay) to achieve a very similar workflow. There one too could make live changes to the game while also being in-game.

Do I need a VPN for loading some books from there?

Please explain…

Isn’t torrenting legal in the Netherlands?

I’d like more pixels please. Literally can’t read it…

Right! I tried installing (building) this one before, but Debian 12 didn’t have the right version of gtk4 so it wouldn’t build. But thank you for sharing, I’ll give it another try!

Woah, that seems really cool! Do we have something like an overlay yet?

This is more off-topic, but what exactly is Monado? On their website they talk about all kinds of crazy stuff, like implementing vision-pro-like spatial interfaces. That makes it sound like its an OS, but its not, as far as I can tell.

why haha yes?

Ah I see. Well I already knew that, infact, it’s a neccessity now. One can’t export a Variant. But thanks for clarifying! I think I’ll have to write my own property editors though, as there is an issue open about this here

I use @export extensively in my projects but I have never heard it being refered to as a parameter. What do you mean by this exactly?

I have not yet looked at any similar proposals yet. I probably should…

Capitalism 🤮🤑😡

Oh wait i think i actually misunderstood your original question. I thought you wanted to see the combination option in that Mesh Submenu, but you seem to have actually referred to the ability of adding collision to a combined MultiMeshInstance, do i understand that correctly now?

I actually already implemented the ability to carry over collisions from the original objects to the combined objects as an optional setting. Explanation video of the tool here. But having the ability to add collision to a MultiMeshInstance without having any prior configuration is also a very interesting idea. This might be a bit out of my current knowledge of the engine, but i can try!

No but that is a great idea to implement! There are two ways I could go about this. Maybe you could give me some feedback on this?

• Option 1: Select a single MeshInstance3D Node > in the Mesh menu, select the Combine similar into MultiMeshInstance3D and that autoamtically combines the MeshInstance3Ds in the same parent Node
• Option 2: Select all MeshInstance3Ds you want to combine and then select that same option under the Mesh menu

Which one do you prefer?

Woah woah woah there, the original oculus rift is also supported with Monado? Now I’m gonna get Monado running I guess.

(Also have you seen any instructions on nactually using Monado anywhere? I’ve only seen the source code flying around somewhere but not actual usage instructions…)