I understand that in the videos you post that in the upper right corner the 3 graphs that have the blue, red, and green represent neutral, bad, and good things happening. What is the difference between the 3? Are they 3 different time frames? For 1 sec, 3 sec, and 5 sec? Or something else entirely.
Thanks
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Will do. My goal is to let Playfun beat a game on its own and also explore it playing with cheating. |
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Sure, go for it! :) Please post/send links of anything interesting it does, and I appreciate a link to tom7.org/mario. |
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Could i have permission to post videos of your software on YouTube? |
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There's a level editor on the main screen as soon as you open the application. If you want to upload it however, you will need to press R to register your account. |
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That is 2 cool man....trying to concentrate on the box within the box...Mindfuck is an inaccurate description...I think the winning is in just being able to maintain that focus, even for a short time is satisfying.
BTW HAPPY 2015 BRO.
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COULD SOMEONE TELL US ON
H O W T O M A K E A L E V E L PLEASEEEEEEEEEEEEE
sylvano42@hotmail.com |
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12989. jonas (catv-89-132-197-38.catv.broadband.hu) –
16 Feb 2015 09:15:25
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Let me refer you to Matthias Wandel's woodworking homepage: http://woodgears.ca/index.html |
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Yes, it should work. You'll either need to modify the source and recompile in order to get it to connect to other hosts, or set up a proxy on localhost using some other software (that's probably easier).
Note that it assumes there will be no network failures, so putting it on an actual network may be a bit risky. |
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Since playfun helper is run on what I assume is a local host port would it be possible to setup a network of computers running helpers on a lan? My best computer is pretty low powered but I have 5 computers around the house. |
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12983. dh.donoralibrary@gmail.com (c-76-125-144-200.hsd1.pa.comcast.net) –
11 Feb 2015 17:18:04
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I would like to thank you for those free fonts, although this is probably the wrong way or place to say that. (I hope you'll excuse me if that's the case, and also excuse the multiple, non-cool gaffes I anticipate making).
I also thank you for the how-to page, and if I ever get the right software, I have a font I'd like to do.
I sought out your pages despite my being aged and emphatically non-techno, because I work in a public library with 0 money to buy fonts, 0 tech help, and frequent need for eye-catching signs, flyers, etc. I enjoy doing the signs, but I'm using OpenOffice, and there isn't much variety to its font offerings that I can discern. Yours, if I can load them successfully, will be a big help.
I think it's delightful that you like to make things (like your One Nightstand; looks quite professional--not as a professional one-night-stand--oh dear, never mind), anyway, should you ever wish to do any programming pro-bono, on behalf of a library, if it's within your area of interest, I will be glad to describe what I wish someone would invent.
Thanks again, DH |
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12982. Nels (cable-85.28.103.4.coditel.net) –
10 Feb 2015 09:47:20
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Zoe Quinn, yeah she's legit. |
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12979. Tom 7 (pool-173-75-25-122.pitbpa.fios.verizon.net) –
07 Feb 2015 11:51:58
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Harry: Yes, I thought the paisleys looked like dancing gametes too! It's cut from 1/4" stainless steel plate on a waterjet cutter that they have at TechShop. I really love that machine. Obviously the construction is way over the top (and stainless will probably rust anyway because it will be frequently wet and touching the iron pipe below), but that was part of the fun of it. I probably should have tumbled it, but I don't have access to such a machine -- maybe when the finish starts getting crappy I will try. It's funny you'd mention the bicycle chainring since I have a related secret project.
Labann: Not sure if that is a serious comment. :) I'm a fan of modern materials, especially metal (in fact I used glue and screws to join this, since they wouldn't be visible), but grew up in an old converted-barn house and bought one that is also wood-everywhere, so the choice here were was mostly aesthetic, and as an exercise to develop my wood skills. |
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12978. Labann (ip70-188-177-177.ri.ri.cox.net) –
07 Feb 2015 08:39:34
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You are victim to the enforced standards of old technology. Wood is what they made furniture of before the 1950s. New furniture that outperforms wood can be made of aluminum, fabrics, kevlar, leather, mylar, plastics, steel, titanium.
I've linked your original site on crap art to my blog. |
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12977. Harry (c-71-236-219-238.hsd1.or.comcast.net) –
07 Feb 2015 05:06:39
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Hey, Nice side table Tom. It looks great, and deftly executed. I also appreciate the boiler room drain cover from November. Recall thinking:
* cool design (+1 outer cutouts upgrade, +1 gamete pun potential)
* bicycle chainring motif-ish
* material? presumably metal? stainless steel?
* how thick?
* how was it cut?
Then of course, one thinks these fun projects, become like seeds cast; a forest grows, and when the canopy meets, somehow you have become Tony Stark..
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12976. Anonymous (107-137-232-116.lightspeed.rcsntx.sbcglobal.net) –
06 Feb 2015 14:52:24
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A+ |
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12971. Tom 7 (pool-108-17-125-112.pitbpa.fios.verizon.net) –
01 Feb 2015 23:59:05
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Yes! We may be on our way to some kinda record... |
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12970. jcreed (cpe-66-108-213-66.nyc.res.rr.com) –
01 Feb 2015 22:27:40
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I salute you in using-the-same-blogging-service-for-15-years solidarity! |
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WOW, what a bunch of fungiphobes. That innocent little mushroom is clearly pleurotus ostreatus, aka the oyster mushroom. You can find it in many high-end grocery stores. Not that I recommend you eat the one on your bathroom floor.
See: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleurotus_ostreatus
It does likely indicate a more serious wood rotting problem going on under your cabinet. Killing the mushroom on the surface will have little to no effect on the larger rotting problem. You need to pull that whole cabinet out to get to the problem underneath. |
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relaxing [insert 10^137 question marks] |
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This is the most fkin relaxing game I've seen. I could spent days with it, just miss some music. |
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I showed my friend this game. It may or may not have destroyed his mind, but he seems to be ok. lol jk jk it didnt destroy his mind
anyways cool game |
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Sweet! I find myself inexplicably sad when I get the squares all the way to the top left and they escape the box and fall into the void. It's like a universe is dying. |
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Creativity, at once self-kind, generous, playful, life giving. IMO intimately connected to a daring willingness to remain open beyond the immediately obvious, the stage for all manner of novel, interesting, wonderful new things. A meaningful point of being human i'd suggest. That, and.. it rocks! =) |
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