itch.io

Just a quick update for those following the recent decisions by Itch.io regarding adult game content: This issue is now getting mainstream attention. The Guardian has published an article today covering the broader implications of payment processor pressure on platforms like Itch.io and Steam:

🔗 Mastercard and Visa backlash sees adult games removed from online stores

Regardless of where you stand on the issue, it’s important that this discussion is getting visibility beyond just niche dev communities. The more awareness there is, the better chance we have of pushing for transparency and fair treatment.

A little late to the party, but that is what I thought.

Does it even matter? Do the many you use DAZ3d or the like put that in their marketing? Who cares.

Have you looked into what the definition of a Luddite is?

They protested against manufacturers who used machines in "a fraudulent and deceitful manner" to replace the skilled labour of workers.

How is this guys art not made by a human when he had the talent to create the original sketches. Your argument against AI art is just plain foolish in this context!

Same old same tired argument from the Luddites. The guy used AI to augment his own original artwork.

Thank you for the prompt reply, I will give that a go.

I couldn't find any information on this, but does DragonRuby have any kind of anti-aliasing. I noticed that when bitmaps are rotated that the edges become extremely jagged. Also, what is the purpose of dragonruby-httpd.exe.

Many thanks in advance.