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Gina’s GameDev Lab | Unity, Code & Creativity

🎮 Welcome to Gina’s GameDev Lab — where creativity collides with code and every bug is just a puzzle waiting to be solved. I’m Gina — a sissy game developer with a passion for Unity, C#, physics, and machine learning. From building walking agents with ML-Agents to crafting lifelike characters and systems, you’ll see it all unfold live and unfiltered. 🧠 AI & ML-powered character control 🎮 Unity + C# from scratch to systems 🔍 Real-time debugging & dev logs ⚙️ Procedural animation, physics, & design deep dives If you love game dev that’s raw, weird, and wildly experimental — this is your lab too. Let’s build something brilliant together. Gina’s GameDev Lab Powered by curiosity. Driven by code. 💻 Support the stream & future dev tools: Help Upgrade My GPU for AI Game Streaming https://www.gofundme.com/f/help-upgra... As always, this is dedicated to my children: Kitana Womack, Olivia Womack, Tyne Womack, and Seth Womack, from their mother, Melanie Womack / Melanie Nabors, and her friend Patricia “Patti” Lott. I lost contact with my children in 2015 when I divorced their mother. She promised to take everything I loved from me. That meant my four children—children I named myself, raised, educated, and shared my life with. For five years, I fought to get my children into school and into therapy. During that time, they were told they could not go to the doctor because they were “not loved enough” by their family. The children were deeply affected by being denied care and by watching their siblings suffer without help. This was an abuse of trust and love by a parent, carried out to exact revenge for being left. This is called parental alienation, and it is child abuse. The children were taught that my attempts to get them therapy were the real abuse. That receiving gifts at Christmas and on holidays was psychological abuse. Meanwhile, being lied to, kept from school, denied therapy, and cut off from a family that loved them deeply— that was not considered abuse to them. At least one of my children now has a child of their own, and still cannot fully understand the pain of losing access to the people you love with your whole heart. There should never be a reason to turn a child into a weapon. Please love your children more than you love yourself. Even with all of this pain and loss, I still carry an endless well of happiness inside me. I love you all— even you, Melanie Womack / Nabors, and Patti Lott. I just do not understand you.