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Jayenkai
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What Have You Done - April 201924th April 2019 UpsWhat did you get done this Month?Did everything turn out as planned? No, the day out was almost a complete disaster when my head decided to crap out, midway, and I colla<snip> |
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Jayenkai
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JNKsg Template8th April 2019 You can download the template here. socoder.net/uploads/1/JNKsg_template.zip A while back I created this little "app" to generate sprites using simple Javascript. Every <snip> |
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Pakz |
Additive random line Texture6th April 2019 
Create a greyscale stone like texture |
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steve_ancell
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Hacking the 74HC595 shift register.31st March 2019 The 74HC595 is quite a handy chip for expanding the amount of outputs from a microcontroller, and can also be used to drive 7-segment number displays. This chip takes an 8-Bit binary stream and then outputs in parallel to the eight output pins. The 74HC165<snip> |
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Jayenkai
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Taking a Longer Path21st March 2019 Made a brute-force thing.. [code] Graphics 512,512,0,2 SetBuffer BackBuffer() Global GridW=16 Global GridH=16 Global zx=512/GridW Global zy=512/GridH Global PlayerX,PlayerY,TargetX,TargetY,PathLength,Threshold Dim grid(GridW,GridH) Dim pa<snip> |
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spinal
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Taking a Longer Path21st March 2019 I was thinking something along these lines... [code] Graphics 320,12,32,2 time1=MilliSecs() a0=0:a1=0:a2=0:a3=0:a4=0:a5=0:a6=0:a7=0:a8=0:a9=0 fileout=WriteFile("moves.txt") While a9<>3 a0=a0+1 If a0=4 Then a0=0:a1=a1+1 If a1=<snip> |
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spinal
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Amiga Mouse19th March 2019 All, but the original 500 mouse looked better and with those flat sides, would be easy to glue things to :-p The Amiga mouse just passes all of the raw inputs directly to the computer for processing. It's really very similar to the 8-bit world of in<snip> |
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Jayenkai
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What Have You Done - February 201927th February 2019 UpsWhat did you get done this Month?Did everything turn out as planned? I guess it did. I'd've preferred a couple<snip> |
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spinal
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Making Universal Tools3rd February 2019 Finished (enough for now) converter... Will take an 8bit mono wav as input and turn it into an array that includes the samplerate and size. [code] <html> <title>Wav to Pokitto</title> <style type="text/css"> <snip> |
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spinal
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Making Universal Tools2nd February 2019 Here's a start, removed the output file for now, stuck in a txt box. I think it should do the job just right! [code] <html> <style type="text/css"> body {background:#BB9977; color:#000000; font-family: "Helvetica<snip> |
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Jayenkai
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Making Universal Tools2nd February 2019 Convert a file using the browser |
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rychan
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What Have You Done? - January 201929th January 2019 Apologies for posting this a little early but I felt the motivation to get this on here tonight for some reason  UpsWhat did you get done in January 2019? |
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shroom_monk
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*gfx++28th January 2019 C++ operator precedence is well-defined, not compiler specific. See here: en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/language/operator_precedence. Though Jay's advice is still wise: it is often better for write your code more explicitly even if it(3)<snip> |
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spinal
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*gfx++28th January 2019 The odd thing I found with the above code, was that that was the only part of the function that seemed to break. [code] void twoBitTile(int x1, int y1, const uint8_t *gfx){ int8_t wide = *gfx; // first byte is width *gfx++; int8_t high = <snip> |
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spinal
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*gfx++27th January 2019 So, why does this work, but this [code] int8_t wide = *gfx++; // first byte is width int8_t high<snip> |
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Pakz |
Bitwise technique23rd January 2019 Id System for neighbouring tiles |
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Pakz |
Maps or oilish paintings21st January 2019 
Smearing a additive brush |
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Pakz |
Pixel Art Pine Tree(s)21st January 2019 
Generate sheets of pine trees(xmas?) |
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Jayenkai
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What Have You Done - 201829th December 2018 UpsWhat did you get done in 2018?Did everything turn out as planned? The framework seems to be running ok, and I even finally (over the past cou<snip> |
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Jayenkai
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Emscripten - Saving Data23rd December 2018 *Saving an array of data, integers, binary, bytes, etc, into a single string, and storing it in localStorage, for the purpose of saving highscores, scores, progress, scoreboards, etc.* This has NOT been an easy task! I'm sure there's &qu<snip> |
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spinal
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point between 2 numbers?10th December 2018 [code] float spd = (POK_AUD_FREQ / sampleRates[channel]); snd[channel].speed = (speed/spd); // recalculated above // Default method, fast but awful. ss[s] = snd[s].currentSound[(snd[s].soundPoint*snd[s].s<snip> |
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spinal
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point between 2 numbers?8th December 2018 either this isn't working, or it isn't the problme... [code] // ss[s] = snd[s].currentSound[(snd[s].soundPoint*snd[s].speed)>>8]; int var1 = (snd[s].soundPoint*snd[s].speed); int var2 = (snd[s].soundPoint*<snip> |
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Jayenkai
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point between 2 numbers?8th December 2018 Either of these help? [code] Print "Percentage Between 10 and 70" Print Perc(10,70,0) Print Perc(10,70,50) Print Perc(10,70,100) Print "Smooth gradual shift from 10 to 70" a#=10 For n=0 To 10 Print a a=Smooth(a,70<snip> |
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spinal
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point between 2 numbers?8th December 2018 I'm stuck on the last part of my sound player. I need to smooth out my wave form (in real time), currently I am re-sampling based on nearest-neighbour type algorithm. [code]ss[s] = snd[s].currentSound[(snd[s].soundPoint*snd[s].speed)>>8];[/co<snip> |
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Jayenkai
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Advent of Creativity - 20181st December 2018 Awesome! I've attempted to learn Blender a few times, but I can never quite get the hang of it. Good luck! Day TwoAL's posted this choon, today. : Download <snip> |
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