theLibrarian @thelibrarian@merveilles.town
- My Battlefield of a Site
- https://2dgame.dev
- Something Wicked This Way Codes...
- http://odd.codes
- Git! You're It!
- https://github.com/iiviigames
- THE LIBRARY
- https://2d.wiki
A maker of games, and collector of language. I find my connections through the study, cataloguing, and disseminating of encoded poetry and recursive rhetoric.
Joined May 2019
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Working on a submission for the GBStudio&MiniJam30 .
Started today - due tomorrow, but I wanted to share the software as it's really cool and actually makes hardware playable gameboy games in a very easy to use interface. Though, I did make the palette you use as an extension for Aseprite, it's the only thing on the website right now!
Use the extension if you do #pixelart or are a #gamedev !
(SNEAK PREVIEW of SOMETHING...)
#theWorkshop
Working on a submission for the GBStudio&MiniJam30 .
Started today - due tomorrow, but I wanted to share the software as it's really cool and actually makes hardware playable gameboy games in a very easy to use interface. Though, I did make the palette you use as an extension for Aseprite, it's the only thing on the website right now!
Use the extension if you do #pixelart or are a #gamedev !
(SNEAK PREVIEW of SOMETHING...)
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@thelibrarian @neauoire basically, if you make something that can work without a server (standalone index.html that loads and presents local content) you have made something that can work in the p2p web
https://github.com/cblgh/monotome is my example of that idea
I'm having some issues, like it says others are there, but no one responds. @eel
theLibrarian
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I've got an idea - how about designing a game that's aimed at creating maximum frustration in the player?
My base idea would be to constantly change the rules of the game, without notice. I think playing this could be a carthartic experience.
Have something like this been done before?
#gamedev
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@grafofilia Hey, I just wanted to say hi and welcome you to the community! I'm very new here myself, and don't have nearly the kudos that some of the folks here do - but I really love being here anyway, and I think you will too. I see you're into python, which is an easy way to get me talking for ages. Want to live code something together? I'm free in an hour or so if you want to! Something fun...like maybe something like AGRIPPA? Anyway, nice to meet you! Let me know. https://tinyurl.com/abookdead
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@thelibrarian @ckipp @jrc03c Well it sounds like you're going after P2P web, so in that case I would suggest forgetting about python, and ruby and all that site building stuff.
Now, yes, you should make yourself a parser. Once you have that data, you make yourself a router, that will take the url query, and locate it in the parsed data.
Once you have connected query, with data, just display it in a nice day.
This is the flow of my wiki, maybe it can inspire you.
And I need to finish the test now! I've been doing work for rev.com for years, but not the subtitling for films and such. Just the audio transcription. I'll be back in a bit. Hopefully they give me the position, as it pays much better.
I've been experimenting with the dat:// protocol , but what I need to understand is where the roots of this tree need to be planted. Do I make a parser first? Do I make a template in regular HTML and then figure out how to reverse it down? I've been working on 2 parsers, one in Lua, one in Python. Both suck as of now. @neauoire Am I losing you yet?
Okay, well just with text and no links I have attempted to start from scratch about 3 times. The thing is - I'm in territory that I feel that no one has completely tried before and therefore, I don't know where to go to get advice. To give you something you are familiar with, I want to create a site with the most simple markup language possible - maybe from scratch. I want it to function like Paradise to a degree - but a real Library, filled with all the books and things I've collected@neauoire
@jere Let's make that game. The Esolang one.
It's current purpose is for footpedals, but that's not the final goal.
But I did this while I took a break from head bashing! #theWorkshop
@jrc03c I will post a link in an hour that has a compilation of my attempts. I'm taking a test atm, I'm sorry about that!
#theWorkshop #wiki @neauoire Everybody, I've been banging my head against a wall for a week attempting to write the simplest wiki-style site possible. If anyone can help with ideas, conversation, collaboration, or anything at all - I need it! So, message me here or find me on discord at iivii#5991
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@thelibrarian @neauoire congratulations it has been debunked that this person has not cracked it!
- My Battlefield of a Site
- https://2dgame.dev
- Something Wicked This Way Codes...
- http://odd.codes
- Git! You're It!
- https://github.com/iiviigames
- THE LIBRARY
- https://2d.wiki
A maker of games, and collector of language. I find my connections through the study, cataloguing, and disseminating of encoded poetry and recursive rhetoric.
Joined May 2019
