Recreation of the JavaOS screensaver as seen in
https://youtu.be/yxV_pR1ZsXM?si=T757wSvjK0JbQaI2&t=1011
code has been made as small as possible while remaining highly performant. (3% cpu usage)
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Description
This cartridge simulates orbital mechanics using Newton's law of universal gravitation. It is recommended to experiment with the settings, which can be found in the code. The planets are generated randomly, so try reloading the cart to find interesting combinations.
Camera Controls
By default, the camera will follow the average of the planets' positions, giving you a view of all the planets. Use the Z key to lock on to a specific planet, and keep pressing Z to cycle through different planets. Pressing the X key will let you move the camera manually with the arrows or WASD, and pressing it again will go back to the automatic camera.
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Having a hard time figuring out how to get a pico eight running on my RG405M with gamma OS. Anyone done this yet?
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pov youre playing a celeste mod that hasnt removed screen shake
@infinite86 yes. yes we can.
slightly less cursed version where the current screen shake amount is added to the next and shake decreases a lot faster
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A game I made with the help of Lazy Devs Academy tutorial on youtube
controls:
arrows to move
x to fire
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! IMPORTANT !
It appears this might be a Windows specific solution, in order to launch it in the 3:1 aspect ratio it is intended for, you either have to type the following into a command line, have it in a batch file or as the target on a Windows Shortcut:
"cd C:\Program Files (x86) (*) \PICO-8\pico8.exe -displays_x 3 -displays_y 1"
(*) Part before star symbol dependent on your install location.
You cannot play the game on here (screen is limited to 1/3rd) and I sadly do not have a Linux machine to test out alternatives. You can play it straight from your browser at the itch.io page.
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Hello,
I'm playing around with a Le Potato, which is very similar to a Raspberry Pi 3b. I downloaded the RPi version of P8 and tried to run it on the Le Potato (running Raspbian 11), but nothing happens. No error, nothing. No execution at all.
Am I doing something wrong? Or is it just not supported on this hardware?
Thanks!
Stobe
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Isocraft
Controls
Arrow Keys - Horizontal Movement
E and D - Vertical Movement
S - Place or destroy selected block
F - Open or close Block Menu
Z - Debug Menu (Coordinates and Name of Block)
X (Hold) - Quit
Description
This game is a very stripped down version of Minecraft, removing everything that is not essential to get to the very core: building. There are no mobs, no survival, not even a player character. Instead you are given 9 blocks, a 20x20x10 area and a few songs to listen to while you create.
Creator's Comment
While it might not be an impressive length for others, this is my first project I've finished after working on it for over a week. I've always struggled with staying on one project for even more than a few days. I came really close to achieving this with my last project, "Ashes", but burnt out at the very tail end of development. For finally achieving this feat, I'd like to thank some of my friends for showing interest in this project and helping me with ideas/bug fixes, especially "Luigi" (not his real name).
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Game update. Sound effects and music added in collaboration with Jessica C. Soler and Ethan C. Simpson.
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Hi,
I have made an another remake of Arkanoid. There is 24 levels.
Project is complete but might receive some updates
Have fun !
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In Sorted Inc. you are in charge of a fully automated robot assembly line. But is there even such a thing as "fully automated"? With every completed robot, the factory's pace quickens, and your precision is put to the test. Make a wrong move, and the factory's efficiency will plummet!
Can you keep up with the relentless pace of the factory floor and prove your worth as the ultimate sorting robot?
Sorted Inc. was created as an entry to Cre8 Jam. See the submission here
Features:
- Three modes: Normal, Endless (without time limit) and Chill (pace of the factory is restricted),
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The Yokohama Coffee Shop ☕️
Welcome to Yokohama! The year is 2121. Mankind is dead. Robots still work in certain facilities to maintain the power supply. Between shifts, they visit coffee shops to experience what humans called a 'coffee break'. You are an android barista and your job is to serve your customers quickly.
This is my entry for the Cre8 Jam. I struggled for a few days after the theme was announced, but luckily I was reading Yokohama Kaidashi Kikou at the time, and this really beautiful solar punk manga is about a robot barista in a post-apocalyptic world serving coffee to the few humans (and robots) left in the area. It seemed like a good fit, so I decided to make a Tapper-like game with robots and coffee, and added some flickering neon signs for good measure.
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