FreeGameDev

Hey,

I'm just dumping some stuff I made for STK that I have no plans of ever finishing. Maybe someone will like them enough to pick up where I left off.
First are two karts for Freedo, the Linux-Libre mascot, one very standard kart and one with him sitting in a motorized bathtub, the latter's .blend file is a bit messy.
https://files.catbox.moe/uzewjk.gz
https://files.catbox.moe/3mq1mk.gz
And here's some trophies I made for this issue https://github.com/supertuxkart/stk-code/issues/3225
https://files.catbox.moe/ce2rhc.gz

Sorry for the file host renaming the files. these are tar.gz. If you know a better file host please let me know

All the .blend files are for Blender 2.8+. I'm not sure if they can still be opened with older versions without messing something up.
Consider all this licensed CC-BY-SA.

Sockstah {l Wrote}:If you know a better file host please let me know

I now avoid the pomf clones like catbox.moe for anything I want to keep or share long term because they can go down without warning (I lost some old work hosted on mixtape.moe, comfy.moe, etc.) either due to negligence, costs or abuse. They're very useful for quick one-off uploads though.

archive.org is good, free and reliable (just sign up with email, verify it and you're done, no google/facebook/commercial garbage or ads and doesn't care about proxies/VPN). Keeps filenames too.

I just have a Raspberry Pi, I push files onto it using FileZilla using SFTP (as long as you have SSH set up, it comes with SFTP), it hosts using lighttpd, and I have a free .tk domain from Freenom.

QwertyChouskie {l Wrote}: ... I have a free .tk domain from Freenom.

Careful about Freenom domains. I had a free .tk domain from them too but after about two years, it suddenly stopped working and the admin panel on their site said I had to pay money to make it work again. I guess it's their business model.

eltomito {l Wrote}:

QwertyChouskie {l Wrote}: ... I have a free .tk domain from Freenom.

Careful about Freenom domains. I had a free .tk domain from them too but after about two years, it suddenly stopped working and the admin panel on their site said I had to pay money to make it work again. I guess it's their business model.

I've only really had problems when I let a domain expire. (I had let my main domain expire, and due to the decent traffic, their system considered it a "high-value" domain and wanted me to pay to register it. After like a month or so, it went back to being available for free due to the drop in traffic.) Besides, we're just talking about a domain for hosting some files, not for running a business or such.