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JWärn@relvokcor.xyz
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2016-01-28T14:26:17Z
2016-01-28T14:26:17Z
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<a href="💩🐭🐢😀🐝@johanneswarn.com" id="email-address">💩🐭🐢😀🐝@johanneswarn.com</a><hr /><a href="#2015-02-05">True e-mail</a><p>Mail sent to [anything]@johanneswarn.com is set to redirect to my in use mail address. Nothing special. It does however also mean that email sent to <span id="emojail">💩🐭🐢😀🐝</span>, or any other combination of emoji, @johanneswarn.com is redirected to me. 🎉🎉🎉<span id="emojail">💩🐭🐢😀🐝</span><p>Mail sent to [anything]@johanneswarn.com is set to redirect to my in use mail address. Nothing special. It does however also mean that email sent to <span id="emojail">💩🐭🐢😀🐝</span>, or any other combination of emoji, @johanneswarn.com is redirected to me. 🎉🎉🎉<p>Apple’s mail apps aren’t too happy though: “👅@johanneswarn.com” does not appear to be a valid email address. Verify the address and try again.<script>
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JWärn@relvokcor.xyz
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2015-02-13T04:39:26Z
2015-02-13T04:39:26Z
Changes since 2014-12-23T19:46:42
<a href="#2014-12-20">December 20, 2014</a><p>I’ve had a small Threes clone codenamed “Squared” on my hard-drive for a while. Think Threes with colours instead of numbers, and combined tiles remain the same rather than doubling their number.<p>It started as a HTML5 prototype: no animation, horrible colours, arrows to move. Just enough for me to evaluate if I liked it or not. I did. Still it was a Threes clone, and it didn’t quite feel right.<p>A month later I started a iOS version, didn’t come much further than starting it.<p>Months later I made a proper iOS version: nice enough animations, good colours, swipe controls. Then I left it to sit on my hard-drive. Showed it to some friends a family. My grandmother called and told me my sister had shown it to her and that she wanted me to send it to her¹; a friend is determined to beat my highscore of 1125.<p>Two days ago I decided: fuck my angst. Added a life meter with accompanying in-app purchase, leaderboards, and some first-time instructions. Yesterday I took some screenshots and submitted it to the app-store. “Squared: A Cleaning Simulator” is no waiting for review.<p>¹: Forgot my computer when visiting, and beta-distribution felt a bit too complicated.
JWärn@relvokcor.xyz
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2014-12-23T19:46:42Z
2014-12-23T19:46:42Z
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<a href="#2014-12-8">December 8, 2014</a><p>My December games are all written using SpriteKit, Apple’s 2D game framework. First thing I do is cmd+shift+N to create a new project, and then I select the SpriteKit template. Problem is, it isn’t right for me – there is a bit of cruft. First thing I do, every time, is remove the cruft. Same way, everytime.<p>I really should do my own template.
JWärn@relvokcor.xyz
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2014-12-09T04:02:17Z
2014-12-09T04:02:17Z
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<a href="#2014-12-4">December 4, 2014</a><p>The main idea for the <a href="https://github.com/JohannesWarn/December-Games/tree/master/RPG">RPG</a> was to try and do a touch button, swipe up to item in menu, release interaction. In context: touch “attacks”, swipe up to the kick row, release. Or: touch “items”, swipe up to the potion row, release.<a href="https://github.com/JohannesWarn/December-Games/tree/master/RPG">RPG</a><p>The main idea for the <a href="https://github.com/JohannesWarn/December-Games/tree/master/RPG">RPG</a> was to try and do a touch button, swipe up to item in menu, release interaction. In context: touch “attacks”, swipe up to the kick row, release. Or: touch “items”, swipe up to the potion row, release.<p>Didn’t manage to get that working, and the battle system is nothing special. Still this kind of RPG battle system is rather addictive.
JWärn@relvokcor.xyz
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2014-12-06T00:21:56Z
2014-12-06T00:21:56Z
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<a href="#2014-12-3">December 3, 2014</a><p>December third ended with a rather non-game game. Wanted to have a walking square. I finnaly have a walking square, but it isn’t very nice. Oh well.<p>Still want to play around with tilt controls. Want to try doing camera tricks to give the player an idea of where they’re tilting (and a deadzone to removing noisy small movements and giving the player a safespot). <p>(I forgot to put the link to <a href="https://github.com/JohannesWarn/December-Games">the GitHub page for my December games</a>. It’s there now.)<a href="https://github.com/JohannesWarn/December-Games">the GitHub page for my December games</a><p>(I forgot to put the link to <a href="https://github.com/JohannesWarn/December-Games">the GitHub page for my December games</a>. It’s there now.)<hr /><p>Got this stupid idea to make to make a game for every day of December. So far so good. They’ll probably all be iOS games, exploring control-mechanics. If you have a developer account feel free to <a href="https://github.com/JohannesWarn/December-Games">download the projects</a>, build and try them out; if you don’t and for some reason really want to try them out – send me an email.<a href="https://github.com/JohannesWarn/December-Games">download the projects</a><p>Got this stupid idea to make to make a game for every day of December. So far so good. They’ll probably all be iOS games, exploring control-mechanics. If you have a developer account feel free to <a href="https://github.com/JohannesWarn/December-Games">download the projects</a>, build and try them out; if you don’t and for some reason really want to try them out – send me an email.
JWärn@relvokcor.xyz
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2014-12-04T04:27:49Z
2014-12-04T04:27:49Z
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<a href="#2014-12-2">December 2, 2014</a><p>Got this stupid idea to make to make a game for every day of December. So far so good. They’ll probably all be iOS games, exploring control-mechanics. If you have a developer account feel free to download the projects, build and try them out; if you don’t and for some reason really want to try them out – send me an email.<p>Yesterday became a Tetris Attack clone, and today a space shooter. Both are <em>very</em> rough around the edges, but the controls feel pretty solid.<em>very</em><p>Yesterday became a Tetris Attack clone, and today a space shooter. Both are <em>very</em> rough around the edges, but the controls feel pretty solid.
JWärn@relvokcor.xyz
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2014-12-03T15:28:39Z
2014-12-03T15:28:39Z