@AryanJoshi4I created a pong game using Pygame. I first created the basic multiplayer game, then I added an increment of the speed of the ball, and then I added a basic AI. The final commit was the most difficult as I had to replace the majority of my code, because of the screen to decide whether the multiplayer or singleplayer was glitching out. I fixed the error in replit and replaced the original code with the updated one into vs code. Commits: github.com/AJOSH0912/Pong/commits/main Final Project: github.com/AJOSH0912/Pong
@TechPandaPro1I wanted to brush up on React, so I made a Tic-Tac-Toe game based on their tutorial! To also make it unique from the tutorial's output, I worked through challenges #1-5 listed at the bottom and implemented each of them. :)
Soon, I'll be posting some more scrapbook posts for projects I made using React!
@PaccotheTaco1I have created a Minecraft plugin with a few simple functions of which you can also see some in the screenshots, warp's, fly, home's, and a Tic Tac Toe Game.
There is also a settings menu where you can set things
Github: github.com/PaccoTheTaco/ControlSuite
@SilverCanvas721For #arcade I have been working on a game full of minigames called "I'm Bored". Recently I have been working on the artworks for the Chose Your Own Adventure section.
github.com/SilverCanvas72/Mini_Games
@zudzzb1I started to learn how to use Android Studio by trying to build apps based on multiple tutorials and google searches. I currently have a simple stopwatch app based on a tutorial. I added a button to it which opens the repo. It's not much but I understand how Android Studio --and the whole building and testing of an app-- works far better now:)
github.com/robotarmin/minesweepergame
The name of the repo may be quite misleading. There is no minesweeper game here (yet). I thought of that as a bigger project, but as I started i came to understand how hard that would be with my current skills (I do not really know Java syntax yet).
@Kaeniya2Finally got to a decently functional state for my automatic communications bot for Valorant.
Ideal for introverts who still want to be able to communicate with allies in voice chat, but are too socially awkward to speak!
This program plays voice lines depending on the game state, which is gathered using a combination of OCRs, image recognition, and YoloV5/8.
github.com/CattoYT/ValorantCommsBot/tree/rewrite
@Zainab7+#arcade I completed the Tic-Tac-Toc (part 2) game I was making ✨//github.com/zabi66/Tic-Tac-Toe-2/commit/95215b8fbd3e283a95af5781f1e9182bf317ae4f>)
