krispykrem

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by krispykrem 3mo ago
It's good at some things (research and programming) and terrible at others (art and game design). In general, I try to look past the tools being used and focus on what is being made.
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by krispykrem 3mo ago
Thanks! I still play it often, which is not true of any of my other games.
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by krispykrem 3mo ago
It's unlikely. We do have a DRM-free version of Kaizen on itch.io, which also includes a Steam key so that you can enjoy the best of both worlds: https://astralogicalgames.itch.io/kaizen-a-factory-story
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by krispykrem 3mo ago
Here is something I (Zach) wrote up a while ago in an attempt to explain it: > Back in 2016, we sold Zachtronics to a company called Alliance, who we worked for as employees and made all the Zachtronics games from SHENZHEN I/O onwar
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by krispykrem 5mo ago
Here is an interview with one of the researchers behind this project: https://logicmag.io/bodies/tarek-loubani-on-3d-printing-in-g... It explains the project and its motivations. It's been a while since I read it
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by krispykrem 11y ago
Zach, here. There's actually an open source project called Sigrok that's compatible with a ton of logic analyzers, including the one-chip knockoffs from China. http://sigrok.org/ Your second scenario sounds pretty
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by krispykrem 12y ago
Absolutely! Are there any games you'd like to see in particular?
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by krispykrem 12y ago
Holy crap, that's absolutely the same car. I'll update the writeup with your discovery. Thanks!
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Reverse engineering the binary data format for Star Wars: Yoda Stories(zachtronics.com)
299 points by krispykrem 12y ago|66 comments
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Show HN: SHOWSCOUT – Search for concerts by artists similar to those you like(showscout.zachtronics.com)
1 points by krispykrem 12y ago|0 comments