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So, here it is, my first ever fully completed cart. I have a real bad habit of starting lots of things and never finishing them, and this was destined to be just another one of those things. I started work on this about a month or two ago, and did most of the work back then. I decided I needed a bit of a break from my current project and thought, hey, why don't I go back and finish this?
I've learned a lot since then, and generally improved a bunch, so most of this code is a mess, and doesn't use things it really should like objects, but, everything functions well enough at least. It's super unoptimized though, mostly because I was under the assumption there was no CPU limitations in Pico-8, and going back to finish it up, I didn't really bother fixing that. The particle system is my own, written for the main cart I've been working on, but the background previously was a stolen tweetcart (the function was even called "stolentweetcart()") I was using as a placeholder. It was distracting anyway, so I replaced it with the particles and used them to make a few other things nicer as well.
The main goal here was to make it compliant to the 2009 Tetris guideline (a big document the Tetris company uses that says exactly how a Tetris game should be made) though I disregarded that going back to it, so it's halfway or so there. Also, SRS isn't implemented properly, it's good enough but it's not perfect, and the title is a typo I thought was funny so I rolled with it.
@deraj Thank you! And you mean the integer overflow? I did somewhat deal with that, the last 0 in the score is fake, so it goes up to 32,7680. I was going to have it give you points for soft dropping and hard dropping, but that had to be cut specifically because of the overflow.
@TheV360 Yeah, that's exactly what I meant when I said it wasn't implemented properly. T-Spin triples don't really work, except they sometimes do when the tetromino is a block higher than it should be for one? That was something I did wrong back when I first worked on this like a month ago, and I didn't really feel it was worthy of addressing now since the rotation is good enough and T-Spins aren't counted.
I'm impressed, nice work! The only issue I have at the moment is the fact that I don't seem to be able to place pieces very high on the far edges of the screen, even when the next piece can spawn just fine.
@JWinslow23 Thanks! And yeah, it's got some quirks like that. I'm very aware that a lot of it needs to be rewritten, it was really just a coding exercise I decided to polish up and release. Someday, I may make an update that fixes it up and rewrites some of the wonky parts and etc, and add other modes and stuff like that, but for now my focus is in other places.
@dw817 Oof, I know exactly what that is. It's still adding stuff to the particle table, but I disabled the particle update function when you turn off particles, so they never get cleared. Let me fix that real quick.
Although, around like level 26 or so, the animations seemed to start stuttering or something? It's hard to explain. Or maybe it was like the smoothing was out of sync with where the piece actually was, like it would look like the piece was higher that it actually was, which made playing hard and I eventually succumbed to failure as a result.
@joseph3000 Well, I did encounter that problem while trying to work out the fall smoothing, so it's very possible my math was slightly wrong and falls apart at higher levels. Really, though, it's only supposed to go up to level 15, I just never implemented a cap of any kind, so I suppose you could consider it a kill screen? Regardless, if I ever get around to making a big update to the cart like I want to, I'll address stuff like that and likely add an infinite mode.
Dealing 3000 TOF Simulator is developed by Thomson Reuters Group PLC. The most popular versions of this product among our users are: 5.0, 6.0 and 6.1. The name of the program executable file is TOFSIM32.exe. The product will soon be reviewed by our informers.
I was unsure about this, the Puyo Puyo x Tetris games were okay...don't think it's not my thing despite being able to play JUST Tetris on those games. But it made me not want to bother with the other modes (also the Puyo side of things, I'm terrible with combos, lol)...
But then I saw the review for Tetris Effect, I kinda want it. Not only that, the Connected mode...I usually don't bother with multiplayer when it comes to going up against each other, but this is basically co-op. I want it...lol
I actually love Puyo Puyo and Tetris and I especially love crazy mashup puzzle games, so PPT is one of my treasured games on the Switch. I also played a lot of it against and with my daughter, which automatically makes it a top game for me.
I still want to get Tetris Effect Connected, though, because Tetris is just that good a game that I'm down for multiple versions. Plus I love the kind of kinesthetic gaming I'm hearing it described as. Sayonara Wild Hearts was mindblowingly good.
@Sdelintwouters That "classic" style of solo Tetris is the main meat of the game and available from the start, unless you're talking about the graphical presentation. I think that's a skin that needs to be unlocked.
I devoured this a few years ago and very excited to dive back in on Switch. No one should miss this game, game enthusiast or no. Even without VR, it's about as close as you can get to a spiritual experience in a game. Turn down the lights, put on some nice headphones. You're in for a ride.
@Sdelintwouters You'd be better getting Tetris 99 for him and buying the offline modes pack. That's more the 'classic' Tetris I think you're after. Tetris Effect would be wasted I think as the majority of the game is built around visual and sound effects.
@Sdelintwouters Paid DLC that turns it into Marathon mode with the same setup/skins as T99. It's 10 USD. Not certain if you still need to have a Switch Online sub to download T99, but you could get by with a free trial to get the download kicked off, or just go the easiest route with a physical copy that includes the DLC.
...Anyone know how to deal with the Insane level in Connected? It's a nightmare...either I have bad luck, another person is just bad...or they don't know how to revive. (or they don't even bother...) >.>
@Joeynator3000 I haven't even attempted Hard level Connected yet, mainly due to the online matchmaking seeming rather quiet (maybe that's just me though). How do I revive a player when the time comes, since there's been no deaths yet in the few Connected matches I've played (Easy and Normal)?
But yeah, a few days later and I'm STILL trying Insane, I apparently have the worst luck especially on the 2nd battle. Even if we do get past the second phase, the final is where everything falls apart in an instant for me...I don't know if there's a trick to beating it or if it's just pure luck. T.T
@Joeynator3000 I assume Insane is Stage 5? Just tried Stage 4 (Very Hard) earlier and lost on the final boss, thanks to its annoying 'Hide Field' ability. On Stage 3 (Hard), one teammate wasn't hard-dropping pieces at all, for whatever reason.
HMGWIN 3000 software is a convenient and simple package for analyzing and archiving curves and logs which have been recorded using the HMG 3000, or for exporting the data for integration into other PC programs.
Basic settings and real-time measurements can be started and displayed directly on the PC screen as measurement curves progress.
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- Zoom function
- Accurate measurement of the curves using ruler tool
- Individual comments and measurement information can be included in the graph
- Overlay of curves
- Using mathematical operations, new curves can be added.
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SONOST 3000 is developed by OsteoSys. The most popular version of this product among our users is 3.0. The name of the program executable file is SOAP.EXE. The product will soon be reviewed by our informers.
The MP-3000 TESTER is a set of tools and test equipment which assist the marine service engineer in trouble shooting an MP-3000 based reefer container. Through automated testing the MP-3000 TESTER assists the operator in verifying the function of the reefer unit and ensures that any malfunctions are fixed in the first attempt.
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