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r/robloxgamedev•

A few months ago, I created my first ever game from scratch and published it to Roblox.

At the time, I had assumed that just making a game public would cause it show up for other people, and it would begin to naturally gain players. Maybe that is how it used to work on Roblox years ago when most of the posts/articles/videos that I had seen were created. To my surprise, that's not at all what happened (shocked pikachu face!). No one played the game even after I changed the name to remove a colon which was messing up search.

After working on the game some more (fixing bugs and adding some new features), I decided I should try advertising it. I don't have a youtube channel, a discord server,

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r/robloxgamedev•

I just published my first ever game on Roblox (yay!) but when I search the name it doesn't show up. I get that because I used common words in the name, my game will be pushed way down in the list as all the existing more popular ones get first priority.

But I thought maybe searching for the exact name in quotes would help - it doesn't.

I also thought that I would at least be able to scroll down in the list for a while and find my game - at first I thought this also didn't work.

It turns out I can actually find my game after about 10 minutes of scrolling, but not before I start seeing the same games repeated next to each other over and over even though they have 0 visits and 0 votes.

So

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r/obs•

I made an OBS lua script to zoom a display-capture source to focus on the mouse when you press a hotkey. You can optionally toggle following your cursor so that it is always in view while zoomed in. Cropping and positioning of the source is also supported.

I know there is already a popular python script out there for doing this same thing, but I couldn't get it working the way I wanted with my setup, so I made this.

Maybe it will be useful for someone else too:

https://github.com/BlankSourceCode/obs-zoom-to-mouse

It supports Windows/Mac/Linux (although I only tested a bit on mac/linux as I don't really use them - file issues if you

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r/wownoob•

I was just looking on the auction house to see how much a shadowlands legendary base item cost, not that I can actually craft one, more out of curiosity.

I saw that the leather shoulders were going for 100k gold, which to me seemed really expensive. I'm sure the price will vary by server, but I did wonder if I just have less gold than most.

So I'm just curious: Does anyone have any thoughts on how much gold an average player tends to have on them?

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Does anyone have any good ideas on what to use OLED screens for on split keyboards like the crkbd or lily58?

I've got one screen showing current layer and rgb information. But I'm not sure what the other one should show. The static logo gets a bit old.

I was thinking of running a small program on my PC to send info over raw hid. But I don't really have a good idea of what would be useful to show.

So any ideas would be welcome.

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I know this is a bit of a random question, but I am currently building my first crkbd/corne/helidox (which is going pretty well, though the front facing LEDs are a pain). And I was just thinking about other split board that have the cool little OLED screen.

I've noticed the Lily58 has the screens too, but what it missing is any sort of RGB LEDs.

So I was curious if it possible to add a couple of strips of rgb LEDs to the boards, wire them up to various parts of the PCB/components for power, ground, trrs, and promicro, etc. Then change the qmk firmware to support it.

Sort of similar to how you seem to add underglow after the fact on the keeb.io iris: https://docs.keeb.io/adding-rgb-undergl

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