I have just added the “pomodoro” functionality to my project. For those who don’t know, the pomodoro technique is a studying technique which consists in studying for a set amount of time (or more) and then taking a short break, multiple times. I just added this in sessions of 6+ minutes of locking in, then 3- minutes of pause time. Hopefully, this will help me get better grades at school ;)
I have just finished the version 0.1 of in-locker. This device allows users to stop any distractions to focus on a project (“lock in”) for a set amount of time. When they spend more time than the mandatory displayed time, they enter “overtime”, where the device tracks the additional time they spent locked in. I bet this will be super useful for winter arc 🗿
This is the last devlog before ship. I have fixed a lot of bugs, added the possibility to make custom levels, and even made some levels for you :). All the work is published on github, and I hope you’ll like it! cheers !
I added the main selling point of the game: the level loader. Now, people will be able to create and share levels for the game.
I have just finished some attacks like the one in the screenshot as well as the ability to create custom levels by modifying the code. I have calculated the minimum time it takes to die in the game is around 1.5 seconds.
I added the logic that allows the program to generate random attack patterns. I just have to make more attacks and make it so you are able to customize the levels.
I created the player, the “attacks”, and the overall UI (not really what I would call beautiful but at least that’s something)
skeleton joke of the day (just thought it would be funny): why isn’t the skeleton here? Because it is BONE! (gone)
This is the final version. I’m very sad that this is, because it is still very buggy and i couldn’t implement what i originally wanted to add. You can still print characters, do infinite loops and get a character to print later (don’t forget that the program compiles your code into an operating system, hence the trouble with memory management) I cannot finish it because my school has a too harsh schedule to keep up. I hope to be able to re join and finish it in later editions… Goodbye world!
writing operating systems in pure hexadecimal, like the good ol’ days
I just made the first instruction, it prints a character on the BIOS.
Totally remade the controller with an esp32 instead of a raspberry pi pico. The pico didn’t work well
Made the initial wiring for the screen and buttons
I’m building the initial UI (yes, before the actual compiler part)
