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Sunny

@Sunny

Joined June 1st, 2026

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Hello, I'm Sunny! This is my first time working with Hack Club, and I'm excited to continue to make games for my Stardance submissions. Right now, my focus isn't so much on the assets as I'm focused on the coding aspect.
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@NexBlade-Studios on Stellar Safari

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I have been working on this project for a couple of months so far. This game is basically a survival game where the player is an astronaut who crash lands on the moon and has to repair their spaceship in order to go to other planets. Currently I have implemented a simple grid movement and also some initial tile management. The main thing that I added was a way of keeping the player in view by hiding any objects in front of the camera through the use of raycasts. I still have to work on the actual tile generation and eventual puzzle mechanics to complete the game.

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@CoolHotDog64 on Space Shuttle

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I’ve Finally Designed The Back of My Space Shuttle.
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I was able to add very crucial details like:
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  • Angle on the RS-25 engines (Space Shuttle Engines)
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  • Added much more detail and realism to the OMS
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    Engines (Smaller Steering Engines)
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  • Fixed the overall shape of the backside of the shuttle
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  • Added an RCS thruster port
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    My Next Goal is to Finish off the Left Solid Rocket Booster, and Then I’m Going to add More Detail to the External Fuel Tank.
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    If you have any suggestions on how to make the rocket better, feel free to send suggestions in the comments!
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@Sunny on Endeavor

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Devlog #2

Hi everyone!

I’ve been working on the foundation of the game and made a lot of progress this update.

Additions:
Updated the main menu and added an Options menu with a working sound volume slider.
Created the first level, which I plan to use as the game’s tutorial.
Set up SFX and Music audio buses to make audio management easier as development continues.
Added main menu music.
Implemented the player character along with basic movement:
Move left
Move right
Jump
Added animations for the player’s movement and jumping.
Created a Kill Zone using the world’s boundary so the player respawns when falling out of the level.
Added a one-way platform, allowing the player to jump through from below and land on top.

What’s Next?
Expand the tutorial level with obstacles and mechanics.
Add collectibles and interactive objects.
Begin implementing enemies and basic combat.
Continue polishing player movement and animations.

Thanks for reading! More updates soon as development continues.

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@Sunny on Fight, Beginner Game Making Project

Following Brackeys Godot tutorial, I developed a 2D platformer. As my first project with the Godot engine, the experience was a significant learning curve.
The difficulty stemmed primarily from minor errors, such as script indentation or simple typos, which proved unexpectedly time-consuming to troubleshoot. While I am not particularly satisfied with this initial attempt, I have already begun work on a second game and aim to produce a much higher quality result.

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