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WOAHHHHHH Cutscene! Spent about an hour and a half making the opening cutscene according to the script, which you can find here! It’s formatted like a movie script but eventually should turn into a video game script. (NOTE: Script writing has not been accounted for in total time.)

Update: this person can now jitter! Looks kinda insane, but I’ve only been experimenting with this shader and it seems to work only on characters, not the camera itself. Still really cool though and I plan to use this!

Hey there! Welcome to this project :)

To start things off, we have CONTROLLER SUPPORT!!! 😱 But in all seriousness though, I spent about 40 minutes initialising the project, getting basic movement underway, with support for WASD and now gamepads/joysticks!

A DECENT amount of things have happened! You can now switch tabs (yes, tabs exist now!) and also apply themes!

Changelog

• (851cb97) / Settings: Theme Object (v1.0.0)
• (0b9bffb) / Settings: Add Tabs (v1.0.0)
• (00bcbb6) / Settings: Apply Theme & Work (v1.0.0)
• (8ad9df9) / Settings: Fast Theme Preload (v1.0.0)

(Inspired by Spicetown’s devlogs - check out their project here!)

Decided to go absolutely raw HTML, CSS, and JavaScript for this one… and it’s fun! Made a theme card section for the Settings that can be called using createThemeCard(title, summary, image).

I also tried adding in Pyodide (Python) and Lua so that the project could be worked on in multiple different programming languages, but it’s not very easy (blame CSP - Chrome Security Policy)

Going great so far though!

Hey there! Welcome to Classroom+ :) I hope you’re having a fantastic day/night!
I was originally going to submit this to Carnival but decided not to. Here’s what I’ve done in 3 hours!

Themes can be made, but primarily use mappings. The team behind Google Classroom constantly scramble up the class names, so selectors like ol > li[data-draggable-item-id] are used to filter out and hunt for objects more safely.

Hey there! Welcome to the project. I’ve spent about 15 minutes experimenting with the console and hosting a webpage using Express. Seems fun!

chkprm is now ready for its first ship! If this project were to continue, I would add directories and support for filters, such as -u for user only, for example. Thanks for reading!

It works! It can now tell you what permissions a file has, and also what it means too.

This might look like a bunch of mumbo jumbo, but this is a good sign! It means we can actually read the permissions from a file, and then later parse it.

What is a file permission? (Linux)

File permissions are critical to determine whether a user can read or write to a file/directory, as well as execute it.

Welcome! When thinking of project ideas, I thought “why not combat a problem I’ve always dealt with?”, so I thought this would be a good opportunity to learn Rust better.

Permissions have been difficult for me to wrap my head around with. Sometimes I just do chmod +x example.txt without knowing what it does and call it a day. So, I’ve spent about half an hour learning how to read from command arguments and files, no matter if the path is absolute or relative (relative: example.txt, absolute is the full path).

Welcome! I’ve opened up the project for the first time in 3 months, and I’ve been experimenting a little bit with controller support! Right out of the box, the movement seems to work great!
Also, the “Exit” button now works if you click it and you’re not on the web version, something previously implemented but ignored!

Welcome! I’ve been thinking about creating some sort of pizza tycoon game, and this is where we begin! For now, I’m going to reuse the sprite from my previous game as a placeholder, and I’ve currently got movement working!