Author Topic: Anyone remember the Isar Tower Mini Series?  (Read 515 times)

Anyone?

Plus, does anyone have a copy of it before it was deleted?

islam tower mini series? yeah man i loved that so much

I think I remember it, was it based on that random tower in the middle of the ocean?

I haven't seen hide nor hair of icygamma for a long time

last I checked, he deleted his youtube account

wasnt icy gamma that one guy who wrote an autobiography?


Isar tower was a tower built in the middle of a slate ocean, and it was heavily evented. The generator that was in the tower powered literally everything electric in the tower, it was really a masterpiece of events. Too bad IcyGamma fell off the edge of the earth, he was the best eventer I've ever knew.

i used to know icygamma, but just from ingame and not his videos

remaking the tower eventwise shouldn't be too difficult, it's just the building that slows me down


Isar tower was a tower built in the middle of a slate ocean, and it was heavily evented. The generator that was in the tower powered literally everything electric in the tower, it was really a masterpiece of events. Too bad IcyGamma fell off the edge of the earth, he was the best eventer I've ever knew.
I made a generator that was way better. IcyGamma's generator was basically a timed loop that would add a certain number to a fixed variable that every device in the tower would check and subtract power from. It's not that sophisticated at all. I can effectively recreate the whole system with pseudocode.

Code: [Select]
#GeneratorCode
var powerLevel = 1337;

while(1) {
powerLevel++;
delay(1000);
}

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#DeviceCode
var powerCost = 5;

while(1) {
if(mainGenerator.powerLevel >= 5) {
mainGenerator.powerLevel = mainGenerator.powerLevel - 5;
dostuff();
}
}

I made a generator that was way better. IcyGamma's generator was basically a timed loop that would add a certain number to a fixed variable that every device in the tower would check and subtract power from. It's not that sophisticated at all. I can effectively recreate the whole system with pseudocode.
The concept of it is real nice and surprisingly original. I'd like to see some servers made with such things inside of them. It sounded real cool when things blacked out.