>>3498
I think I've heard it a million times.

>>3503
>>3502
it's better than nothing

so what do you think of this:
you're a transfered student and you must resolve a mystery: why a girl in the highschool killed herself. you must found out why BUT it is also an eroge, so you have routes where you can fuck teachers, students, nurse and director female,etc..

>>3505
If this is supposed to be some sort of satirical joke, please keep it in /lol/.

Here's what I've been eating for breakfast lately. Pancake with whipped cream and instant coffee with milk.

The pancake recipe is as follows:
Dry: 1/2 cup (~60 g) flour, 1 Tbsp (~12 g) sugar, 1 tsp (~4 g) each of baking powder and spice mixture, a sprinkle of salt.
Wet: 1 Tbsp (~15 mL) oil (I've been using canola but any neutral oil works), 1 egg, 1/4 cup (60 mL) milk.
Mix dry with dry, wet with wet, then mix dry with wet. I cook it at a low heat, and when the top has bubbles all over it I flip it once. It takes maybe 10 minutes or less in total on the stove. I don't measure anything for it, but the batter should not be too runny. It should be somewhat thick.

For the whipped cream, I start by keeping a metal mixing bowl and whisk in the freezer overnight. I take it from the freezer and pour in 1-2 Tbsp (15-30 mL) of heavy whipping cream and lately 1 tsp (4 g) sugar. I then whisk the shit out of it, which takes about 3-5 minutes. I usually do the whisking while the pancake is on the stove and after I've washed the dishes.

>>3048
Homemade whipped cream is the best. Nice mug too.

It's my waifu's day soon, and I'd like to make a cake. Specifically, I want to make chocolate cake with a layer of sliced strawberries and pudding or something similar. It's my understanding that you're supposed to make the cake, stick it in the freezer or fridge to cool it down, then cut it in half to add the middle layer.
Does TC have any advice that may help me from fucking everything up?

>>3382
Well I'm about 9 months late, but here's my comment:
The purpose of cooling it down is probably to make it so the frosting doesn't melt and drip down. Should only take 15 to 30 minutes in the fridge. I would also recommend letting it cool on the counter for some time before sticking it in the fridge to prevent it absorbing too much moisture.

As for cutting, it can be difficult to cut it in half without making a crooked cut. Some advice I saw was to either stick long skewers into the cake from a few angles to act as guides for the knife, or use something else as a guide like an upside down glass, or something.

I'm back to my breakfast of big pancake cooked in leftover bacon grease, with hand-whipped cream. I even made a quick berry compote since I was feeling fancy. Instant coffee with milk and whipped cream on top to drink.

>>3467
I think a game like that would be impossible. The participants would settle on using English, unless you really go out of your way to find people who don't know any. In that case, they'd probably be too dumb to solve it. Visual communication is a lot more mutually understandable. So allowing them to send letters instead makes more sense. It'd also remove the memory component.

Post edited on 22nd Feb 2023, 11:57am

>>3469
I was thinking only monoglots could take part in this game. Like poor people far from any capital. Also they would be the most likely to accept to do this in exchange for money or fame I think. Also most europeans and americans would be excluded from taking part in this game. Most people living in western europe and the americas either speak english or speak a language very similar to english. At best there could be one american or european and the other players would speak totally different languages.
Yes. visual communication is a lot better. This is part of the hook of this game, interesting to listen and see they try to come up with ways to bypass this hurdle. Now I forgot to say this in the op, but next to their phones there would a small desk with a notebook and pen and pencil. They could write stuff on this notebook for remembrance. Sending letters is something it don't think would work or be of any use. Imagine an american, a chinese, and a russian. Or a italian, an pakistani and a japanese. These all have different scripts. Sending a letter would be of no use. A just arrived player would have no way to communicate the sounds and ideas on his head through a letter. The tv, sound system and books would be there for the player to try first.

>>3470
>Imagine an american, a chinese, and a russian. Or a italian, an pakistani and a japanese. These all have different scripts.
There's no restriction on what they can put in a letter. That means they can put drawings.

>>3471
So one would draw something, send to his playmate and his playmate would write the name of that in his language? This way it's basically snail mail dictionary. The ban on letters would make it more interesting I think.

>>2380
Thanks, man. It really sucks that your tablet is on the fritz.
It's been 2 months since this thread opened and it just seemed sad that nothing was happening.

>>2377
very cute, thanks for sharing!

anyone can turn this to minimalist ?

>>3404
I'd be really curious to know what would happen if you feed this to diffusion network with the conditioning prompt being to make it minimal. If anyone has it running, can they try it?

whats your end goal?

>>3312
End goal? Maybe someday making Gensokyo. That's pretty ambitious, so for now, I'd be happy just making the 2hus. One step at a time.

Finally got around to going through a 3D modeling tutorial. It's pretty fun. Nowhere near as bad as I expected. It'll probably take me a bit to make anything good. Still, I can probably lean on modifying assets that already exist, though I'd prefer to do most things myself.
Well, with this first step, it feels significantly more viable. I'll probably jot down related ideas now.

>>3213
Thanks. This Sunday, I'm planning on asking on the irc if anybody is interested in trying to play a game. Don't really know how to get the ball rolling on this or what the best place would be.

Added a page to explain how to use the client since both people I tried it with found it confusing.
https://luciferspastime.neocities.org/using%20the%20client.html

>>3215
cant download anymore...

>>3379
The links on the front page still work for me
https://luciferspastime.neocities.org/
There's also the git repo
https://codeberg.org/vodahn/Lucifers_Pastime

>>3335
here's the world map. those circles are the mountai s regions

>>3336
I don't need help. At best, someday I might put out a version for playtesting.
I already have it all in my head, I just need to put it together. Then maybe I'll try and sell it for a couple bucks. I'll end up making a cool $5 total and spend it all on an ice cream cone.

>>3339
but I want to make a video game with you ToT

But also I suggest making your game playable in either the VASSAL engine or Tabletop Simulator so you can playtest it's flow before committing to an idea.

>>3268
I tried using vassal but I donnt understand it at all and tabletop isn't in sale on steam. What do?

>>3269
Try harder.

>>3270
ok

>>3260
Did this person put their hand in the mouth of a singing ghost, and get a bump from the bite?

>>3261
ghost is listening to ghost music. human change music, after that they're shaking their body then both tewrking

Op here. This is now a random, diy chart/graph thread.

Probably not accurate, but just for fun.

>>3243
>hirigana
I hope this is intentional.

>>3243
If you like plotting random thinks, the MAL dataset is relatively small (~2GB) and fun to play around with. I did some playing around with that 2 years ago in >>/ot/34234 and >>/ot/32729

>>3244
Spelling is... not my strong suit.