Now that Fisher-Diver is released, I can finally get back to work on the prequel to Company. Be afraid!
But in the meantime…
Hit the “Ascii Wave Demo” up top for a little toy I’ve been making over the past few days. Particularly difficult math compared to what I have to do for my actual games, which I guess made it particularly good practice. I find that I enjoy math a lot more now that I’m not doing it in a classroom. Actually, this seems to be true for pretty much any activity I can think of.
Flash Player 11 is recommended, because it seems to help this gizmo’s awful performance quite a bit.
Oh, and by the way, the original impetus for this was a post on ProgramThis.net (a neat website for bored programmers) challenging people to create a script that rendered circles to the output console. Thanks to Jordan for that!
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Mike
Nice idea with the musical instruments, that’s suuuuuuper important for learning something completely. Like you’re going to know about different materials and how sound works, thats cool. I learned about how meat dries, and now I have an idea of how things dry. Also, for the cell game, (maybe) making it more realistic, by like making it kinda like a 3d osmosis jones will make it more visceral and real. maybe. Yea but it’s gonna take you a while to make anything, just like my cousin who’s an artist, each mosaic takes like a month, depending how big it is. A big project, like on the side of a building took him like 8 months, but his work is…. rigorous and detailed and very thoughtful and carefully crafted. His works are good, old museum art good, like roman vases good. Anyway, yea it’s good that you are making your own instruments because i’m doing the same thing, but with economics. It really helps you understand precisely how the physical world works. It’s nice.