I wrote a simulator for my altered version of Koei's C virtual machine that would be more suitable for implementing on hardware. Maybe a small C-friendly virtual machine has its place somewhere.
Here's some bitfield stores being used to replace digits in a hex number. The bitfield instructions were the most difficult to figure out how to implement since they involved complicated masks and shifts.
@Austin_Dern I've gone to Cedar Point a few times and it would be really cool to hang out with you there eventually.
@maple I emulate the completely wrong parts and then just end up with surreal shitposty music instead of shitposty genuinely good music.
That's why to actually practice music for real I've gotta use Famitracker because then I can't (easily) use samples for the melody.
@woob I never did here or on Twitter. It's healthier that way.
I admire how dusthillguy manages to take the most absurd (and sometimes nsfw) samples and make really catchy and genuinely good music out of them. And luckily for me it looks like he did his own Inktober-esque thing but with music instead.
I've looped https://soundcloud.com/dusthillboy/cocktober-25th-isomalt several times
It's actually really cool getting to have Nova being a tech/programmer person actually treated as genuine roleplay stuff that gets to have an influence on things.
Normally there's just an automatic assumption that any non-futuristic tech is automatically out-of-character, but I say that if you have normal electronics involved then the kind of people who'd be responsible for them also exist.
@Remetheus I thought the same thing in the first college class I had that mentioned ERP systems.
@maple that's a really cool song. I like how full of energy it is.
@azushark I keep my phone on silent so not even calling me does any good. I can tell they picked up on that because when someone actually needs to reach me they tell someone to poke me on Discord.
The server can be as good as I want but that doesn't matter if the actual interface sucks, oops.
Ideally I want it to be easy enough to use that I can just shoot a link somewhere and have people join in with no problem, and most likely not have to explain anything. Definitely needs to have a way smaller learning curve than MU*s.
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