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REROCK: Change The World
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I definitely don't have much to say at this point. I am getting back at the track I wasted. Kinda will update any info on this thread about my progress on creating a visual novel. Gonna make it slow and steady, plain and normal. I was thinking of doing it back to Unity, but then I decided to head over Ren'Py. For the most part, I am learning what I've forgotten again—mostly basic programming. Once I am done with that step, I am gonna head over to Unity to try out different things or not. The bad news is that I can only program, write the script, and change the options and UI's. My skills in illustrating are almost as F-tier so I will pay illustrators whenever I am done with my training. Hope me well and good luck lol.
Edit (16/12/2021):
As supposed of today, I was going to take the holidays. But scratch that, holidays are for the weary. So to report my progress, I finished the Python(4h+) tutorial for basic programming—however, I've forgotten a little of it (the "for" and "while" loops, "def" and "if" which are essential for making different games)... which is justified since I wasn't really using these functions and that I started making a website first. How did I go from there to this? First of all, I've been meaning to make a website for releasing my games so I thought I should start from there. Second, job diversity is a thing in this world so I might as well learn everything related to PCS. Lastly, this is for making a project that will involve coding which hasn't happened yet. (lmao advanced thinking)
(This whole website is actually about Advocacy on Abolishing Poverty. It was my deciding theme for my very first website) I've already commented on all of my to-do lists as you can see here. After finishing the HTML(2h) tutorial, I finally am at the part of styling HTML which is also known as CSS. I thought it was gonna be hard which it wasn't. That's pretty GREAT I guess. I was doubting if I could ever make one, but it took only like a day to get used to programming (credits to stack overflow). There's more to the screenshot, but I think showing one is enough. I am not here to flex.
I still am not done with the website so I am gonna do it rn.
Anyway, I am gonna change the title to avoid misunderstandings! After this, I am gonna start making a 30-minute visual novel (which uses common assets and it's gonna be amazing! Cya!).
09/01/2022:
The paradise was but a long yet short adventure, but the temptation was still there for me to continue that paradise. Then again, training is training! I cannot let such an opportunity waste just because of self-fulfillment. From home to office, my hand reached out for my stylesheets and continued what I just left. So, dragging on, I still haven't mastered Javascript. I was watching a few crash courses while I was out on a vacation, but ended up stopping halfway through. I was doing HTML and CSS though... but not enough to make something stellar. As a casual programmer, the road to reaching the pinnacle is a long and hurdle-filled road.
Here is my progress:
First of all, I wanted to immediately try what I've been thinking for a long time and some @media and @keyframes while skimming through source codes from different works of professionals. They were out of my comprehension, as usual, but there were some tricks that I discovered. Soon enough, I'll understand most of them. Second, I haven't started on the sections yet. I'll be starting on them after a long break.
When I started to create a website, one of my thoughts was about "what would it look like if the width of the screen is different—how the content would look and whether if it would overlap against each other?", "how to make use of box-sizing to make a good layout?" and "how do I create animations that are for everyone?" so comes the point of finding their solution and coming up with what I've learned. I am not yet therefrom finishing the website, but I am getting there. This single-page website will soon be finished with Javascript in it.
Edit (16/12/2021):
As supposed of today, I was going to take the holidays. But scratch that, holidays are for the weary. So to report my progress, I finished the Python(4h+) tutorial for basic programming—however, I've forgotten a little of it (the "for" and "while" loops, "def" and "if" which are essential for making different games)... which is justified since I wasn't really using these functions and that I started making a website first. How did I go from there to this? First of all, I've been meaning to make a website for releasing my games so I thought I should start from there. Second, job diversity is a thing in this world so I might as well learn everything related to PCS. Lastly, this is for making a project that will involve coding which hasn't happened yet. (lmao advanced thinking)
(This whole website is actually about Advocacy on Abolishing Poverty. It was my deciding theme for my very first website) I've already commented on all of my to-do lists as you can see here. After finishing the HTML(2h) tutorial, I finally am at the part of styling HTML which is also known as CSS. I thought it was gonna be hard which it wasn't. That's pretty GREAT I guess. I was doubting if I could ever make one, but it took only like a day to get used to programming (credits to stack overflow). There's more to the screenshot, but I think showing one is enough. I am not here to flex.
I still am not done with the website so I am gonna do it rn.Anyway, I am gonna change the title to avoid misunderstandings! After this, I am gonna start making a 30-minute visual novel (which uses common assets and it's gonna be amazing! Cya!
).09/01/2022:
The paradise was but a long yet short adventure, but the temptation was still there for me to continue that paradise. Then again, training is training! I cannot let such an opportunity waste just because of self-fulfillment. From home to office, my hand reached out for my stylesheets and continued what I just left. So, dragging on, I still haven't mastered Javascript. I was watching a few crash courses while I was out on a vacation, but ended up stopping halfway through. I was doing HTML and CSS though... but not enough to make something stellar. As a casual programmer, the road to reaching the pinnacle is a long and hurdle-filled road.
Here is my progress:
First of all, I wanted to immediately try what I've been thinking for a long time and some @media and @keyframes while skimming through source codes from different works of professionals. They were out of my comprehension, as usual, but there were some tricks that I discovered. Soon enough, I'll understand most of them. Second, I haven't started on the sections yet. I'll be starting on them after a long break.
When I started to create a website, one of my thoughts was about "what would it look like if the width of the screen is different—how the content would look and whether if it would overlap against each other?", "how to make use of box-sizing to make a good layout?" and "how do I create animations that are for everyone?" so comes the point of finding their solution and coming up with what I've learned. I am not yet therefrom finishing the website, but I am getting there. This single-page website will soon be finished with Javascript in it.
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