 Well, here is pure instanity, this time I tried to make Tetris in #Orca No audio this time, sorry, apparently all of that is too cpu intensive, I wasn't able to record it without xruns. It is not really finished and I didn't get as far as implementing the tetramino rotation and you can accidentally wipe the right border of the grid, but it's a job for another day I guess. I should probably redo it from scratch too. 19 comments
 @vacuumbeef I feel like you're developing an orca-brain, you can look at a puzzle and break it down to 26 opcodes. This is huge btw @neauoire actually you know, it feels like I opened something.. I don't know how to say it, but after that snake patch and especially arkanoid one, feels like I suddenly got to another level. All of that is definitely going to be useful for future musicals works, at least in making patches more animated and fun to look at. Feels veeery good.   @narF oh that's another story actually. @neauoire, check it out also. It's on the top right, there is a spot where you place either h (left) or l (right), but it almost instantly gets erased, so to actually move the pieces you need to hold the button to spam the character. So this way I implemented press to control instead of regular counting numbers from one to another. It's laggy though, obviously, far from perfect.  @vacuumbeef amazing. if you figure it out I'd love to learn how. I'm trying to make sand in 99 different ways for a video @TodePond you mean specifically in Orca? Or overall? Your youtube channel is cool, though I'm not sure yet what am I watching. @TodePond for your collection, sand in a concatenative stack machine assembly language @TodePond Oooh cool. I'm not really sure about real sand in Orca. Maybe VERY simplified with no horizontal movement, not sure it fits you. I really like how your videos are made, cool editing, it's all just works so well with animations and music and talking. |
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@vacuumbeef I've ran out of superlatives to talk about your works, I give up