Neocities.org
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Just added an official web stamp. Feel free to give me some tips/critique. Since it's my 1st try.
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Thanks for coming by and following! I liked your blog post/ guide on how you do torrenting. The aesthetics of your site are really lovely~
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adornesibley
2 months ago
Do you have or plan to have a badge for your site that I can add to my neighbors section on my about page?
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lakestheguy
2 months ago
Thank you. I don't have a badge yet. But I might try to make one. If I do, I'll be sure to tell you.
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adornesibley
2 months ago
Added a new blinkie to all currently available pages. (and made a "blankie" version for the calm versions of my pages.)
just played the tiny tek map and it pwns big time. loved all of it, favourite bit is the arena where you can flank the cacodemons by abusing the fucked up spacetime
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adornesibley
2 months ago
Oh my goodness! I'm so glad you enjoyed it~ I had such a blast messing about with portals in that level. XD You're the only person I know who took advantage of the weirdness with AI tracking and portals. I am so honoured that you took the time to play through my level. I'm a huge fan of your site~
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adornesibley
2 months ago
I've begun creating a low framerate/ limited flashing version of my website. It'll be selectable from the landing page and will have an alternate "calm" version of every page.
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First and most important rule for making anything: Did it bring you joy? Yes? F***yeah, you succeeded.
However, I do have what I've noticed from other sites which is just that often they're animated, even if it's just two frames that flip back and forth. This just makes them eye catching... but if that's not your vibe, then don't conform. XD
May I ask: how do I make an animated web stamp gif?
I use Aseprite! It's pretty easy to use and it's relatively cheap, and DRM free...
Because then you can literally load the image you used and just add additional frames and then change colors, or move elements. It also has a layers function that lets you make separate layers so you can move them without interfering with the background. It's pretty stellar~ It's what I used to make nearly everything on my site.
I think I'll leave it as is for now. But I might look into aseprite when I have more money to spare. Thank you.
Oh absolutely! I'll just reiterate, it is DRM free. If you can support them, do so, if not... Well, regardless, I've made a quick and dirty how-to on my Art page. If you go to the bottom of the page there's a repeating gif that shows the basics if/when you have Aseprite.