I've been told I'm "pocketable"
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I make my own patches, sometimes draw and I like old/cute video games. I work on computers and retro handhelds/consoles
coquest!
firefox and chrome only (desktop recommended)
Controls:
Use dpad to move the hero and collect items
Press A when below a sign to start/stop reading it
INFORMATION
HOW DO YOU MAKE SOMETHING LIKE THIS?
The "smallest" post I found on this site that I had no idea how to replicate at first was this post made by @blackle. If you're able to dissect that post on your own, you'll find that they use the width of a diplay:inline-flex element to "store" a variable that we can access from other elements using calc()!
This is an incredibly clever idea which is the basis of this post. If you understand the css from that post and know how to generate HTML in a programming language, you can probably make a post like this one (not to say that it will be easy, though!)
If you like this post and somehow aren't following blackle yet, you should! It has made various mindblowing posts since then that I can't even begin to understand the creation of.
This is an incredibly clever idea which is the basis of this post. If you understand the css from that post and know how to generate HTML in a programming language, you can probably make a post like this one (not to say that it will be easy, though!)
If you like this post and somehow aren't following blackle yet, you should! It has made various mindblowing posts since then that I can't even begin to understand the creation of.
WHY FIREFOX/CHROME ONLY?
I don't know much about how css is implemented, but in my experience Chrome and Firefox have the most similar implementations and are both widely used. Safari is kind of annoying and requires some special care for some css styling, but this post could work on safari for all I know. I'm just not going to go out of my way to support it. If you are on an iOS device and using "Chrome" or "Firefox" but this post doesn't work on your device, I encourage you to read this article!
BEHIND THE SCENES
I used Python and the xml.etree API to make this post. If you want to see the code that generated this post, you can find it here This code is extremely brittle and I would heavily recommend not using it but you might find it interesting.
You can also see a debug version of this post which (somewhat) shows how it works here.
You can also see a debug version of this post which (somewhat) shows how it works here.
RESOURCES USED
Hovering animation taken from this post by @oatmealine because I haven't learned how to do css animations yet!
Most sprites from The Legend of Zelda, found at spriters-resource.com
Sign sprite is a recolor of the sign sprite from A Link to the Past
NES controller image taken from this Amazon listing lol (not sponsored, it's just what I found on google)
Eraserhead baby image taken from the "Villains Wiki"
Most sprites from The Legend of Zelda, found at spriters-resource.com
Sign sprite is a recolor of the sign sprite from A Link to the Past
NES controller image taken from this Amazon listing lol (not sponsored, it's just what I found on google)
Eraserhead baby image taken from the "Villains Wiki"
f in the chat. settled with the big n to the tune of "pay us millions, shut down everything, never distribute it again". cool
one thing i see is "oh, they had a patreon, they were asking for it"
software preservation and emulation doesn't just fucking spring out of nothing, it requires people to work on things. it requires people to reverse engineer, to write code, to do tests and comparisons, to buy hardware and software so you can then tear it apart, and buy replacements
developing yuzu was effectively a job for people. taking things designed for one particular piece of hardware and opening it up to anyone with a computer, allowing them to be played, researched, preserved, experienced even without the required console -- that was still work.
and quite frankly nintendo can eat my entire ass. nintendo has explicitly called emulation nothing but the domain of pirates and constantly claims it is fully illegal. their money making literally relies on it not being accessible. nintendo can't charge you $5 + a $1 Foreigner Fee for lost levels if you can grab a copy of the disk someone saved 20 years ago and run it in something better (and more feature-packed).
"well they shouldn't have been profiting off of it" yeah, man. they should've been adtech developers in webshit making money selling everyone's data instead. you tell em champ
lol found a couple wight boys in the wasteland
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