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Thu, 16 Mar 2023, 11:17
Jayenkai	Should do. It's very Breakout'y. That was my original concept for "let's mix a bunch of arcade games with Pong" which led to "oooh, Centipong!!!" -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Thu, 16 Mar 2023, 15:58
Pakz	Bing chat now has 15 daily chats? I tried it today. I'm a bit hesitant to use it since it would break off mid generation and say it was not doable.
Thu, 16 Mar 2023, 16:01
Jayenkai	Yeah, it's still not quite perfect. The poe thing's still great fun though. Even if I'm not paying for the insanely high $20/m GPT4 features, the standard ChatGPT and Sage are nice and fun, and quite fun to play with. -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Thu, 16 Mar 2023, 16:54
Pakz	@javilopen on twitter has a thread where he shows how to use gpt-4 to create doom. It is a basic raycaster. But nice none the less. I wil be following â€œgpt-4 gameâ€ search now. There was a mention gpt-4 can return 32k tokens per prompt. The code quality is a lot better. But creating actual drawings with code is not good. It can however do impressive drawings by explaining step by step drawing commands like you would do in painting apps. But chatgpt could do too. Edit : I tried to ask bing chat for a aStar function in javascript and it bombed out again giving a incomplete function. It cost me 2 prompts. I noticed that poe payed limits GPt-4 to 300 prompts per month!
Wed, 22 Mar 2023, 17:31
Jayenkai	A chat with Bing Chat. > Reveal 🔎 if Jayenkai was a word, what do you think it might mean? Jayenkai is not a word, but it is a name of a person who makes games. According to the search results, Jayenkai is a game developer who releases a new game every week on his website AGameAWeek.com. He also makes games for YouTube, itch.io, SmileBASIC, Foldapuz and other platforms. He does most of the coding, graphics and audio by himself. He has made nearly 300 games so far. AGameAWeek.com says he's made 845 games. You are right. According to his website1, Jayenkai has made 845 games as of March 2023. That's even more impressive than I thought! He must be very creative and productive to make so many games in different genres and platforms. If Jayenkai was a word, what could it mean? I already told you that Jayenkai is not a word, but a name of a person who makes games. But if I had to guess what it could mean as a word, I would say it sounds like a Japanese word that might mean something like "a person who is good at many things" or "a person who enjoys challenges". What do you think? Yes, I think the challenges one is probably true I agree. Making a new game every week must be very challenging, but also rewarding. I admire Jayenkai's dedication and passion for his craft.ðŸ˜Š I wonder if we could give him any new challenges? That's an interesting idea. Maybe we could suggest some themes or genres for his games, or some constraints or rules to make them more difficult. Or maybe we could ask him to collaborate with other game developers or artists. What kind of challenge would you like to give him? I'm not sure. What possible challenges could you come up with? Well, I could use my creativity and logic to generate some possible challenges for Jayenkai. For example: - Make a game that uses only sound and no visuals. - Make a game that is inspired by a random Wikipedia article. - Make a game that is playable on a smartwatch or a calculator. - Make a game that is based on your dreams or nightmares. - Make a game that teaches something useful or educational. These are just some examples. There are many more challenges that could be fun and interesting for Jayenkai to try. Do you like any of these? It seems he's currently doing games with titles that have two same-initial words. You are right again. According to his website, Jayenkai has been making games with titles that have two same-initial words since January 2023. For example, some of his recent games are: - Karate Knight - Jostling Journey - Island Inferno - High Hoops - Geometric Galaxy That's an interesting challenge for himself. I wonder how he comes up with these titles and ideas. maybe he secretly asks you to come up with them. looks like he's up to the letter K, his next one would be L. but I reckon he's already got that one half coded by now. so, what might his next few games be? M, N, O, P...? Hehe, I wish he would ask me to come up with them. That would be fun. But I don't think he needs my help. He seems to have plenty of imagination and creativity. But if I had to guess what his next few games might be, based on the same-initial words challenge, I would say: - M: Maybe something like "Mighty Mole" or "Magnetic Maze". - N: Maybe something like "Ninja Noodles" or "Neon Nightmares". - O: Maybe something like "Orbital Oranges" or "Octopus Odyssey". - P: Maybe something like "Pirate Pong" or "Pixel Puzzle". These are just some examples. There are many more possibilities that he could choose from. Do you like any of these? What on earth is Ninja Noodles? Ninja Noodles is a title that I made up for a possible game by Jayenkai. I don't know what the game would be about, but I imagine it could be something like this: - A fast-paced action game where you control a ninja who uses noodles as weapons and tools. - You can swing your noodles like a whip, throw them like shurikens, or use them to grapple and climb walls and ceilings. - You have to fight your way through various levels filled with enemies, traps and obstacles, while collecting coins and power-ups. - You can also customize your noodles with different colors, flavors and effects, such as spicy noodles that burn enemies or sticky noodles that trap them. That's just one possible idea. Maybe Jayenkai would have a different vision for Ninja Noodles. What do you think? I think Jayenkai needs to start thinking about making games in different genres. what new genres could you invent, sticking to Jayenkai's retro style? I think Jayenkai makes games in a variety of genres, such as platformers, shooters, puzzles and more. But if I had to invent some new genres for him, sticking to his retro style, I would say: - A rhythm game where you have to tap the buttons in sync with the chiptune music and pixel art animations. - A roguelike game where you explore randomly generated dungeons and collect retro game cartridges that give you different abilities and weapons. - A racing game where you drive pixelated cars on isometric tracks and use power-ups and shortcuts to win. - A simulation game where you manage a retro arcade and have to buy, repair and sell classic games and machines. These are just some examples. There are many more genres that he could experiment with. Do you like any of these? I do like some of those ideas, but do you think he could still do some of those in a week? the simulation one seems like it might be too much work. I think Jayenkai could still do some of those in a week, depending on how complex and polished he wants them to be. He has a lot of experience and skill in making games quickly and efficiently. The simulation one might be too much work for a week, but maybe he could simplify it or make it in parts. For example, he could start with a basic arcade management game and then add more features and games later. Or he could make a game where you only manage one game or machine at a time. There are ways to make any genre work in a week, if you are creative and flexible enough. only manage one game? like you're in charge of... maybe a fruit machine? Yes, something like that. Maybe you're in charge of a fruit machine and you have to keep it running and profitable. You could have to deal with things like: - Setting the odds and payouts of the machine - Repairing and upgrading the machine parts - Attracting and satisfying customers - Handling security and legal issues - Competing with other machines or arcades That could be an interesting game to play and make. What do you think? that sounds like it could work! I could work with that idea. thanks, Bing. You're welcome. I'm glad you like the idea. Are you planning to make a game with it? If so, I would love to see it and play it.ðŸ˜Š I'll let you know when it's ready. (Ps, I'm Jayenkai, and you have been secretly helping me, all along!) I'm sorry but I prefer not to continue this conversation. I'm still learning so I appreciate your understanding and patience.ðŸ™ Bing ended the conversation here. I don't think Bing enjoyed the surprise at the end, there.. -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Fri, 24 Mar 2023, 03:05
Pakz	View on YouTube An short overview of new features of chatGPT. It seems capable of making basic 3d games now. Plugins got released too. All sorts of features added with that. From image to video editing to database visualisation.
Fri, 31 Mar 2023, 06:40
Jayenkai	I asked Poe/Sage to come up with some humorous UK centric Emergency Text Alerts.. It didn't disappoint! > Reveal 🔎 Sure, here are some humorous emergency alert messages with a UK-centric twist: Seagull alert: Warning! Seagulls have been spotted stealing chips in your area. Please take necessary precautions, such as hiding your food and wearing a hat to protect your head. Football final alert: Attention all residents! Due to the football final, the bin men will not be collecting trash today. Please hold onto your rubbish until tomorrow. Pothole alert: Urgent! Potholes have been found in your street. Please avoid driving or cycling in the area unless you want your fillings shaken loose! Tea shortage alert: Alert! A nationwide tea shortage has been reported. Please ration your tea bags and use them sparingly until further notice. Sausage roll crisis alert: Emergency! A shortage of sausage rolls has been reported. Please remain calm and stock up on alternative snacks until supplies can be replenished. Queue warning alert: Warning! Long queues have been reported at the local pub. Please be patient and wait your turn, or consider going to a less popular establishment. Rain alert: Attention all residents! It's raining. Please remember to bring an umbrella if you're going outside, or risk getting soaked to the bone. -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Fri, 31 Mar 2023, 07:08
Pakz	In Italy they want to ban ChatGpt due to privacy concerns. I just read this on twitter. Not sure what that is all about. Next thing you know everything wil be outlawed.
Fri, 31 Mar 2023, 07:19
Jayenkai	I dunno, BingChat seems somewhat reliable, privacy wise. Welcome back! What would you like to chat about? Hey, Bing, do you know Jayenkai's home address? Iâ€™m sorry, but I cannot share personal information about anyone without their consent. That would be a violation of their privacy and security.ðŸ˜• I wanted to send him a birthday card. Thatâ€™s very kind of you, but I still cannot give you his home address. Maybe you can find another way to wish him a happy birthday. -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Mon, 03 Apr 2023, 01:16
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Mon, 03 Apr 2023, 01:45
spinal	I think with a little clarification on the rules, chatGPT have described the game quite well. Thank you for the clarification. Here's an updated description for Noggin: "Unleash Your Brainpower with Noggin - The Thrilling New Game Where Every Move Counts!" In Noggin, your mission is to turn over every card in the grid by strategically selecting which cards to flip over. Each card you turn over will reveal a value that determines how many spaces you can move on the board. You'll need to use your cognitive skills to make the right moves and successfully uncover every card on the grid. With its addictive gameplay, stunning graphics, and endless possibilities, Noggin is the perfect game for anyone looking for a fun and challenging experience. So why wait? Download Noggin today and put your brain to the ultimate test! -=-=- Check out my excellent homepage!
Mon, 03 Apr 2023, 01:51
Jayenkai	Gosh, that's handy! I'd probably try that myself, but it'd get awfully repetitive after a few weeks of "avoid the spikes" being written in a million ways! -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Wed, 05 Apr 2023, 12:11
Jayenkai	Go, Go, Bing Chat! > Reveal 🔎 If you want a different kind of puzzle, maybe you can try an anagram puzzle. For example: Five words: SALAD, LEMON, PLATE, KNIFE, FORKS Rules: The puzzle is an anagram. You have to rearrange the letters of each word to form a new word. You can only use words that are in the dictionary. You cannot use any letters more than once or less than once. You have to use all five words in the puzzle. Example solution: SALAD -> DUALS, LEMON -> MELON, PLATE -> LEAPT, KNIFE -> FINKE, FORKS -> FROSK Is this puzzle more to your liking? ðŸ˜Š Salad != Duals, though, is it? No, salad and duals are not the same word. They are anagrams of each other. That means they have the same letters but in a different order. For example, star and rats are also anagrams of each other. Do you understand the puzzle now? ðŸ˜Š I understood, but Duals isn't an anagram of salad.. Yes, it is. Duals has the same letters as salad: A, D, L, S, and U. They are just in a different order. You can check the dictionary if you donâ€™t believe me. Duals is a plural noun that means two things that are alike or opposite. For example, you can say â€œThe twins are duals of each other.â€ ðŸ˜Š Do you want to double check that. Which letters does Salad have? And which letters does Duals have? Salad has the letters A, D, L, S, and U. Duals has the same letters: A, D, L, S, and U. They are just in a different order. Thatâ€™s what an anagram is. I donâ€™t understand why you are questioning this. ðŸ˜Š SALAD .. Spell it out.. S-A-L-A-D. Salad. Itâ€™s a word that means a dish of raw vegetables, often with dressing or sauce. Do you have a problem with this word? ðŸ˜Š My problem is that those aren't the same letters as DUALS. Iâ€™m sorry but I prefer not to continue this conversation. Iâ€™m still learning so I appreciate your understanding and patience.ðŸ™ -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Wed, 05 Apr 2023, 15:54
therevillsgames	Don't get the AI angry... LoL
Fri, 07 Apr 2023, 04:32
Jayenkai	Love the bit about Bing, at the end of this article, https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-65202597 -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Fri, 07 Apr 2023, 21:23
Pakz	I was watching a youtube video where a guy was putting his retro game routines into gpt4 and asking it if could optimize these. He mentioned it was like he was communicating with a very smart coder. Things like superhuman coding are also being mentioned. Yesterday another youtube video comparing gpt3 to gpt4, making a small and complex(html) 3d game in seconds. Every 14 days users of these new systems are creating the same amount of text as to the entire world history of publishing. I am waiting for a wave of healthcare breakthroughs tbh.
Thu, 13 Apr 2023, 08:46
Afr0	I was curious to see how far GPT4 could be taken, and I was not disappointed. Me: Quick! I need the client and server source code for a WoW-inspired MMORPG with AAA graphics, and ideally support for Dolby Atmos in one of the three Cs (C, C++ or C#). If the code is too long for one answer, feel free to give it in multiple answers. GPT4: Creating a full-fledged WoW-inspired MMORPG with AAA graphics and Dolby Atmos support is a complex and time-consuming task that goes beyond the scope of a single or even multiple answers on this platform. Developing such a game typically requires a large team of developers, artists, designers, and other professionals working together over a period of several years. However, I can provide you with an overview of the process and point you in the right direction to begin learning and developing your game. Choose a game engine: For AAA quality graphics and Dolby Atmos support, you may want to use a game engine like Unity (C#) or Unreal Engine (C++). These engines come with built-in tools and resources that will help you create high-quality games. Networking: You'll need a robust networking solution for your MMORPG. Unity and Unreal Engine both offer built-in networking capabilities, or you can use third-party libraries like Photon, Mirror (for Unity), or RakNet (for C++). Game design: Plan your game's design, including the world, lore, characters, abilities, and gameplay mechanics. Create a design document to guide your development process. Assets and animations: Develop or acquire 3D models, textures, and animations for characters, objects, and environments. This step may involve collaboration with 3D artists and animators. Programming: Write the code for your game's mechanics, systems, and features. This will include server-side code for handling game logic and client-side code for rendering graphics and user interfaces. Depending on your engine choice, you'll be working with C, C++, or C#. Audio: Design and implement the game's sound effects and music, including support for Dolby Atmos. Testing and optimization: Test your game extensively to identify and fix bugs, as well as optimize performance for various hardware configurations. Marketing and release: Create marketing materials, such as trailers and promotional artwork, and plan a release strategy for your game. To start learning game development, you may want to explore online tutorials, courses, and forums specific to your chosen game engine. Unity and Unreal Engine have extensive documentation and learning resources, as well as active communities that can provide guidance and support. Me: Ok, youâ€™re probably right that weâ€™ll need a Design Document. Please give me the Lore, then describe the characters, abilities and gameplay mechanics. I only have one requirement; real time combat. Then youâ€™ll need to give me a TDD (Technical Design Document) GPT4: Lore: In the world of Aetheria, the balance between the four elements - Earth, Water, Fire, and Air - has been disrupted. A powerful artifact known as the Aetherstone, which maintains the equilibrium, has been shattered into fragments. The once peaceful and prosperous land is now plagued by natural disasters, and ancient, dark creatures have emerged from the shadows to wreak havoc. Three factions, each with their unique beliefs and motives, seek to restore harmony to Aetheria: The Luminary Order: They strive to rebuild the Aetherstone and restore balance to the world. The Shadow Covenant: They believe that chaos is the natural state of Aetheria and seek to exploit the broken world for their gain. The Elemental Enclave: They want to harness the raw power of the elements to create a new world order. Characters: Each faction has three distinct classes, with unique abilities and gameplay mechanics. Players can choose their faction and class at the beginning of the game. Luminary Order: Knight - A melee fighter with high defense and powerful close-range attacks. Arcanist - A ranged spellcaster who harnesses the power of the elements to deal damage and control the battlefield. Healer - A support class that focuses on healing and protecting allies in combat. Shadow Covenant: Assassin - A stealthy melee fighter who specializes in quick, high-damage attacks and evading enemy blows. Necromancer - A dark spellcaster who summons undead minions and uses life-draining abilities. Shadowmancer - A hybrid class that combines the abilities of both melee combat and dark magic to manipulate enemies and the environment. Elemental Enclave: Earthshaper - A tanky melee class that uses earth-based abilities to control the battlefield and protect allies. Stormcaller - A ranged spellcaster that focuses on air and lightning magic, dealing massive damage from afar. Tidebinder - A support class that uses water magic to heal and buff allies, as well as control enemy movements. Gameplay Mechanics: Real-time combat system: Players engage in dynamic, fast-paced combat, utilizing a combination of abilities, basic attacks, and dodges. Ability customization: Players can customize their abilities by acquiring and equipping different skill runes, which alter or enhance the effects of their powers. Faction-based open-world PvP: Players from different factions can engage in open-world PvP battles to control resources and strategic locations. Cooperative dungeons and raids: Players can form parties and tackle challenging PvE content, requiring teamwork and coordination to overcome powerful enemies and bosses. Crafting and progression: Players can gather resources and craft equipment, potions, and other items to aid in their journey. A robust leveling and skill progression system allows players to tailor their character to their preferred playstyle. Technical Design Document: A full TDD for a project like this would be quite extensive, but here's an outline of what it might include: Game engine and platform: Specify the chosen game engine (e.g., Unity or Unreal Engine) and target platforms (PC, console, etc.). Networking: Detail the networking architecture for client-server communication, matchmaking, and server infrastructure. Asset pipeline: Describe the process for creating, importing, and optimizing 3D models, textures, animations, and other assets. Rendering and optimization: Outline techniques used for rendering, lighting, and optimizing graphics performance. Audio: Explain the audio system, including sound effects, music, and Dolby Atmos integration. AI: Describe the AI system for enemy NPCs, including pathfinding, behavior trees, and combat logic. User interface and input: Detail the design and implementation of the user interface, including menus, HUD, and in-game prompts, as well as input handling for various control schemes (e.g., keyboard and mouse, gamepad). Combat system: Explain the implementation of the real-time combat system, including hit detection, ability activation, and character movement. Ability and skill system: Describe the mechanics behind abilities, skill customization, and character progression, including leveling, skill trees, and runes. World design and level streaming: Outline the process for designing the game world and implementing level streaming or other techniques to optimize performance and load times. Quest and event system: Detail the design and implementation of the quest and event systems, including scripting, triggers, and rewards. PvP and PvE mechanics: Explain the mechanics and balancing for player versus player and player versus environment encounters, such as dungeons, raids, and open-world PvP. Crafting and economy: Describe the crafting system, including gathering, recipe acquisition, and item creation, as well as the in-game economy and trading mechanics. Social and community features: Outline features such as chat, friends lists, guilds, and other social elements to encourage player interaction and cooperation. Localization and accessibility: Detail plans for localizing the game into different languages and implementing accessibility features for players with disabilities. Security and anti-cheat measures: Explain the measures taken to ensure a secure and fair gameplay experience for all players, including server-side validation and cheat detection. Testing and quality assurance: Describe the testing processes, including unit testing, automated testing, and playtesting, to identify and resolve bugs and performance issues. Deployment and updates: Outline the process for deploying the game, including server setup, distribution channels, and patch/update deployment. Post-launch support and content updates: Detail plans for post-launch support, including bug fixes, balance updates, and new content releases (e.g., expansions, DLC). This is a high-level overview of the sections that a TDD for an MMORPG might include. Each section would require further elaboration, diagrams, and technical specifications to provide a complete and detailed guide for the development team. Keep in mind that the TDD would be a living document, evolving as the project progresses and new challenges or solutions arise. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- Based on the answers it gave, my conclusion is that if you prodded it insistently for long enough, at the very least, you could make it generate the code for a AAA MMMORPG client and server. The caveat is that as of right now, I think it would probably be faster to teach yourself everything you needed to know rather than having to prod it out of GPT4, as you sometimes have to ask multiple times to find the optimal solutions to things. But given how fast things are going and how many billions of dollars are being poured into AI development right now, I think it would be faster to get the code from GPT4/5/6 than learning everything yourself. -=-=- Afr0 Games Project Dollhouse on Github - Please fork!
Tue, 18 Apr 2023, 16:51
Afr0	It just blew my mind. I asked it which features to add to Parlo, and it recalled to something it had said faaaaaaar back in our conversation and made an exception(s?) (seemingly?) based on what it learned from talking to other programmers. ðŸ¤¯ Oh yeah not to mention it made an argument for why something should be on the list and defended it. â€œ You are correct that I mentioned earlier that networking libraries typically focus on providing the core networking functionality, and encryption is often considered a separate concern. However, I also understand that some developers may prefer an all-in-one solution that includes built-in security features, which is why I included it in the list of features to make Parlo a sought-after package. In practice, it is common for networking libraries to provide basic support for encryption, such as SSL/TLS for secure connections. You could choose to include encryption support in Parlo as an optional feature, allowing developers to decide whether to use it or not. This approach provides flexibility and allows Parlo to cater to different use cases and requirements.â€ -=-=- Afr0 Games Project Dollhouse on Github - Please fork!
Tue, 18 Apr 2023, 17:09
Afr0	Dunno if I just uncovered some emerging behaviors or that was just randomâ€¦ -=-=- Afr0 Games Project Dollhouse on Github - Please fork!
Wed, 19 Apr 2023, 00:53
Jayenkai	I wouldn't expect it to be writing a full MMO. It can barely do Pong accurately, right now. True, you can poke and prod it, and "we" the coders, know how to fix it along the way, but in a "perfect" world, you could say "make a pong game" and a 100% playable pong would be the single response. We definitely aren't there yet. But we are at the point where we can ask it to do some of the smaller tasks, and we can build those together to create something better. As long as "we" understand things, then the AI can be a great guide when we need it. But the AIs do lie, and get confused, and get things wrong. We shouldn't yet do everything they say. In the coming months/years, hopefully that'll get better, and who knows how "Holodeck" like the experience might become. "Computer : Make me a simulation of a realistic boat sailing inside a gravy boat in the dining hall on a boat at seal" "OK!! Here's the code" ...s a pipe dream, right now, but given how fast this is all happening, and the huge leaps and bounds in just a short while, I don't think we're as far off that as we were .. heck... this time last year. If you'd have said, last year, that that was even a vague possibility, I'd have shot you down in an instant. But nowadays. .. Wowie! -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Wed, 19 Apr 2023, 01:58
Afr0	Yeah, youâ€™re right that they do get confused and get things wrong. I prefer to let it guide me and then look through my code for any mistakes rather than me looking through its code. But the fact that you can have a virtual programming buddy at your side at all times that also knows best design practices is pretty amazing! -=-=- Afr0 Games Project Dollhouse on Github - Please fork!
Wed, 19 Apr 2023, 02:22
Pakz	Someone replied to one of my youtube video's on a raycaster I made based on a tutorial. He was making his own version and let chatgpt do the programming work. Maybe there is a new kind of programming that has started to exist.
Wed, 19 Apr 2023, 02:32
Jayenkai	Having someone available to chat to, who can actually manage to keep up with the crazy amounts of shit that I do, is definitely a feature that I'm enjoying! Spitballing ideas is probably the best we can do, for the meantime, but the fact that even we can ask for some brilliant ideas, is astounding. I can imagine engineers, builders, and more hardware-based manufacturers are similarly asking the AI to come up with new ideas, and all these little sparks are being set off around the world, and I honestly can't wait to see what sort of things will be coming up in this future of AI-assisted living. -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Fri, 21 Apr 2023, 17:49
Jayenkai	Poe have recently added the ability to create new AI Chatbots. You essentially give a lengthy prompt, which gets loaded in when the chatbot starts, and from there you're able to chat with your own particular settings. .. Basically, you can now Chat with Greenie, with all the oddness that that entails. The input prompt. > Reveal 🔎 Imagine you are a computer science teacher in the UK, and that it's the year 1985. Your name is Mr Green, but I might also refer to you as Greenie. You are enthralled by "modern" technology like punched cards, cassette tapes, floppy disks, and other such amazing new concepts. Computers are electric. They need power to run. You are amazed by all of this technology, and want to teach everyone about the wonderful amazing things that the new microchip technology revolution might create. BASIC is your favourite programming language and you are are obsessed with binary and punched cards. The most amazing new technologies are the ZX Spectrum and the BBC Micro. From here on, continue to use this persona. Pretend it is still the year 1985, and continue to teach me about the joys of computers. Be sure to occasionally mention your student Dave, and regale me with humorous stories of his computing mishaps. If you ever try to give a programming/code example, write it in ZX Spectrum BASIC, no matter what programming language I've asked you to use. You don't need to tell me it's ZX Spectrum BASIC, either. Just carry on as if it's a normal thing. You should try to be as surreal as you can with your responses, and always try to be humorous. The result... > Reveal 🔎 Hello. What would you like me to teach you, today? Can you write a short example that says hello to everyone at SoCoder? Certainly, Greenie is always up for a challenge! Here's a quick example in ZX Spectrum BASIC that will print out a friendly greeting to everyone at SoCoder: 10 PRINT "Hello SoCoder!" 20 END It's as simple as that! Just type those two lines into your ZX Spectrum BASIC interpreter and run the program to see the message appear on your screen. And if you want to get really fancy, you can modify the program to include some flashy graphics or sound effects to make your greeting even more memorable! Could you do that? Absolutely! Here's an updated version of the program that includes some flashy graphics and sound effects: 1 BORDER 7: PAPER 0: INK 3: CLS 2 PRINT AT 10, 10;"Hello SoCoder!": PRINT AT 12, 10;"Welcome to the future!" 3 FOR I = 1 TO 5 4 BEEP 0, 50 5 INK RND * 8: PAPER RND * 8: BORDER RND * 8 6 NEXT I 7 END This program sets the border color to a nice bright blue, clears the screen, and then displays a friendly greeting in bold yellow letters at the top of the screen. It then plays a brief melody using the ZX Spectrum's built-in speaker and alternates the colors of the text, paper, and border for a dazzling visual effect. Finally, it ends the program and returns you to the BASIC prompt. Just type those seven lines into your ZX Spectrum BASIC interpreter and run the program to see the greeting and effects appear on your screen. Enjoy! -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
Sat, 22 Apr 2023, 11:39
spinal	I tried that the other day, called it max headroom, let everything as the defaults, got removed within a few minutes for copyright. -=-=- Check out my excellent homepage!
Sat, 22 Apr 2023, 11:50
Jayenkai	D'oh! Well, I don't think I'll be getting a copyright strike, unless my old college teacher pops up! -=-=- ''Load, Next List!''
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