This is a simple Pico-8 slideshow cart project.

I was inspired by @zep ‘s Practice 2018 talk presentation done with Pico-8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87jfTIWosBw

So I thought this would be a great project for me to practice and learn coding with Pico-8.

List items are almost working, just need to figure out how to make them appear in one at a time (fade in on btn(3))

How to use:

• left and right arrow keys to navigate the slides
• x to fast forward
• z to rewind

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How to edit

Change the slides table with your own content

For title pages:

{text="pico-8 slidshow\n\nby 2358",
   bgcol=13,col=7,
   tx=12,ty=35},

For animated/slide in topics list:

{text="sections",
   bgcol=0,col=7,
   tx=20,ty=20,
   alist={text={
         "topic 1",
         "topic 2",
         "topic 3",
         "topic 4",
         "topic 5"},
         lx=128*2,ly=40,
         ldx=20,
         col={2,13,12,11,10}}},

For list items: (todo: fade in one at a time)

{text="list items 1",
   marker=2,
   bgcol=0,col=7,
   tx=20,ty=20,
   mlist={text={
         "",
         "this is a",
         " ★ pico-8 ★ ",
         " slideshow",
         " awsome!",
         " thank you!"},
         lx=20,ly=20}},

To show slide page numbers (change false to true)

show_slide_numbers=false

show_slide_numbers=true

Would love to see @zep ‘s original cart on this for comparison

Wow!
This is really cool. Now I just need to find the chuzpah to actually use this in a presentation...

Thanks @spellcaster, @zep also recently posted his original practice 2018 slides cart https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?pid=80881 on @tobiasvl 's post on The Zen of PICO-8

I've found a way to convert the entire code to be compatible with picotron btw... I really needed something which is controlled by arrow buttons and then cycles back to the starting point :3

That’s awesome @WidgetOtaku
I haven’t worked on any projects for a few years now, but I’m glad this could be of help to someone