The Powder Toy

Hairway to Steven 2 by Jerehmia

Jerehmia
Jerehmia
45 / 3
18th May 2023
18th May 2023
Climb the bottom beams, jump to the center platform, climb the vertical spikes on the opponent's side, walk the top beams, and jump to the flag! Other routes are possible. Capturing the flag is hard, tpt.setfpscap(45) makes stickmen easier to control.
game multiplayer stickman subframe electronic electronics

Comments

  • Jerehmia
    Jerehmia     9th Dec 2023
    I'm aware the vertical PSTN spikes turn into AMBR in pre-releases and betas of the game, the funny thing is that there is nothing wrong with the save but CONVs tmp property doesn't get loaded under very specific conditions and if I restore those CONV by hand everything is fine again which seems like a bug to me, so I'm waiting to see if this persists in the next formal release of the game.
  • StormFox
    StormFox     24th May 2023
    yayyy a million points! :D
  • OrthogonalCaster
    OrthogonalCaster     21st May 2023
    Amazing. Simply amazing.
  • Jerehmia
    Jerehmia     21st May 2023
    Is the game too difficult? Let me know. @Fusionftw They're 6-segment displays with leading zero suppression.
  • Fusionftw
    Fusionftw     20th May 2023
    The displays are very unique! +1
  • Jerehmia
    Jerehmia     20th May 2023
    @RustyPupper Version 1 was basically just running up the beams to the top of the screen and when I had to come up with a title I thought "Stairway to Heaven" was a bit lame so I picked the title of the BHS album instead. You're the first one to get the reference so you get one million points, congrats ;)
  • StormFox
    StormFox     20th May 2023
    thought this was in relation to the bhs album lmao
  • SUSaNOO
    SUSaNOO     19th May 2023
    Jerehmia: Damn that's interesting. Don't know much about the 6502's architecture, but it seems pretty ingenious.
  • Jerehmia
    Jerehmia     19th May 2023
    @SUSaNOO thanks :) Perhaps it's worth mentioning that this uses excess-3 encoding for the numbers. Excess-3 is a self-complimentary form of BCD which means you can do binary maths them with just a small 4-bit adder correction, generating a 9's complement for subtraction is just flipping the bits, and to display the numbers you need a small 4-bit correction again instead of a full double dabble. This is how the 6502's BCD add/subtract instructions work internally.
  • nitroo
    nitroo     19th May 2023
    helevator to elell