>>2448
My apologies; I didn't notice it was including the full stop in the link. This link should work:
http://pastebin.com/cYSCtNY2

>>2449
It works now, thank you

wonderful, i like how you coupled text adventure with ascii graphics

why dont you build binaries for lazy people?

>>2451
I am glad you like it.

The installation instructions have been updated to be more straightforward. I did consider releasing a binary distribution, but decided against it for a few reasons:
* You cannot edit the code (to enable/disable cheating, etc.)
* If there is a crash, you cannot view the error message, which makes tracing bugs more difficult.
* I would prefer for it to be open source.
Even so, I haven't ruled out the idea.

Please report any bugs or spelling mistakes you encounter. Also, if you have any questions I would be happy to answer them.

>>2365
Not sure if you still want this, and I'm not >>2348 or >>2349 but it was a cute idea and I couldn't resist. I hope it's okay quality for you.

>>2377
That's neat, nice work.
I'm the one who claimed I'd do any cat related requests, but since posting that I got burned out and then my tablet broke.
You're 20x better at drawing than me anyway. Glad to see something in this thread getting done.

>>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!

Zdzislaw Beksinski. One of the best converting the images he feels into a canvas.

>>2266
I agree. I really like his photography, too. (Spoiled for 3D vaguely/off-topic)

>>2264
I just found out that Giger died 3 days ago.
Damn.

>>2266
i really want to someday make a game or film (or at least something very immersive) stylistically identical to the landscapes that Zdzisław Beksiński made. a decaying, horrific place to visit.

>>2312

It is my first one, so some of the songs are going to suck. That is a fact of life. But I'm looking into better audio programs, and I've learned from most of my mistakes, so I'm going to give it a go again.

>>2310
It could be very interesting if it was just a little more melodic. Going straight for glitch is a bit ambitious for a beginner.

Also what's up with your bandcamp page?

>>2333

Yeah, I definitely did some things wrong. I believe that I should follow another genre more closely, instead of trying to form my own. But at least I get points for originality.

The black guy is the person from "Don't Copy That Floppy". I thought that it would be funny to put him on my page, but I think that I should probably do a redesign.

>>2339
Well, I'll be interested to see you develop.

I don't know. I do think one should challenge oneself in some way in order to produce something that causes one's satisfaction.

Not a half bad little dress up game. Could do with a bit more hair and cloths options.

Better than expected.

I am pretty adorable as an anime gal.

>>2222
I'm horrendous at pronunciation of Japanese, so I kind of had to make those instrumental.

>>2220
>>2221
>>2222
t-thanks

Nice voice, the expression was just right

I've just uploaded a bunch of stuff that I've had in a backlog of sorts. I think the best are Anytime, Teenage Dream, and the instrumental No More Mr. Nice Guy.

>>2234
Somewhat embarrassingly, I was sure Teenage Dream was going to be the Katy Perry song, which I thought was going to contrast awesomely with Waiting 'Round to Die. I most enjoyed the Memphis Blues cover, but there are some serious plosive issues with the recording.

I liked it. I had no idea what was going on most of the time, but that seemed intentional and it had a good, weird atmosphere. Playing it through at 4:30 AM was probably the ideal time.

>>2229

Thank you. I think that the music was key to giving it that atmosphere. It is from Killer7.

you know what, just never mind.
i don't need moderators getting their kicks by fucking with me when i'm trying to post here.
just fuck this website, i'm never coming back.
its a shit boring site anyway.

You made two nearly identical threads so I deleted the first one, how is that fucking with you?

I wanted to do this when I first saw the scene and then figured there'd be thousands of other people with the same idea.

>>2210
Slower.

http://tohno-chan.com/ot/res/18197.html

Okay, a few suggestions to make that `website' better.

1.- Center the whole thing. If it's in top left it looks stupid.

2.- Make the icons and stuff bigger (only do this after you have centered the stuff).

3.- If I hover over the icons, I want to know what it is. Some icons make it obvious, but others clearly don't. So make it like xkcd does with the comics, just that instead of another witty continuation of the comic, just make the title appear (`blog', `donations'....)

4.- I have seen a few `memes' in that website, IIRC. Please no.

hi tokiko!

this is mine i am very proud of it as well:
http://www.skiphopz.com

my uncle, Vin Diesel, helped me put it together

>>2167
>Google Chrome is having trouble accessing the network.
>This may be because your firewall or antivirus software wrongly thinks Google Chrome is an intruder on your computer and is blocking it from connecting to the Internet.

I-Is it gone?

>>2184
Right you are! This record just needed to happen though, I have the rest of my life to try to become Freddy Mercury.

>>2185
I think you're right about the lack of diversity, for I tried to make this a concise and cohesive album, and just hoped it wouldn't be too tedious of a listen on account of it's brevity.
Thank you though, I find it interesting that you mention glam rock and new wave, as I'd count neither of those as influences in the least. Never recorded any covers, and all the cover songs I rock out to by myself are wildly inappropriate for my voice anyway.

>>2186
Sure. You can stream from the bandcamp page, though.

I'm the guy that said the thing about Tom Waits, The Pop Group, and Foetus.
At this point, though, it's really, REALLY reminding me of Swans, specifically White Light from the Mouth of Infinity and maybe a gentler Filth. Somewhat less feeling like The Jesus Lizard, but it's still there just a little.
I'm honestly liking it more the more that I listen to it. >>2184 said that your voice needs a lot of work but really I like the vocals the way they are; they're characteristic.
I think this album would have been seen as ahead of its time, but would have fit in very well in any mid-90's post-punk collection. It was made at just the right time, to be honest. I'll have to let it sink in a little more, but the way I'm getting it so far I really like it.

As far as the whole covers thing, I think you might do well with a few Jesus and Mary Chain tracks, and, just for the hell of it, some Pere Ubu.

Also, should the title be "Terra Somma: Then the Ceiling Became the Sky"? What's the significance of the subtitle, shown on the art but not on the bandcamp page itself?

Post edited on 6th Jul 2013, 12:43am

>>2187
I heard that track when you posted it before, and I thought it was good. I couldn't figure out whether the vocal delivery was intentional or not, though. If intentional, it's not a bad idea but it needs to be honed more so it isn't quite as all-over-the-place; if not, well, work on your voice but still use that variable, warbling style of singing. I agree with others that the singing is unique and worthy of keeping to some extent, regardless of whether it's intentional.

Also, the title of the album is supposed to translate from Latin as "sleepy land" or "land of sleep", right? If so, think it should probably be "terra somni". "Somnus" is a noun (rather than an adjective, in which case it would be "somna", as you have it), so it declines into "somni" for genitive (which would then give you "land of sleep"). You could also use "terra somniculosa" (the latter word being the feminine form of the adjective "somniculosus", i.e. sleepy) but that's somewhat unwieldy. Or you could just say it's a creative reworking of the noun "somnus" into an adjective since "somni" loses the feminine rhyme "terra" has with "somna". It doesn't really matter to me what you do, but there is a small chance another pedant will bother you about the title as is.

>>2188
Shit, thanks man.
I just put the subtitle there to fill up the dead space in the cover. It's a line from Third Plateau, and I felt it reflected the spirit of the project for me.
>>2190
Thanks!
I wouldn't say the vocal delivery is intentional or not, it's more naivete than anything, as I've spent the last two years practicing in my apartment alone with no feedback save for the couple of songs I've posted here. Amazingly, my neighbors never complained once.
I knew the title didn't really work in latin, but I did not know most of what you posted. The title just popped into my head when I started writing stuff back then, and it became something of a mantra that kept me on track, so keeping it seemed natural.

As an aside, the album was linked to on a reddit board where it was flogged soundly. I figure if redditors hate it, then I at least did something right.

Post edited on 6th Jul 2013, 6:30pm