Author Topic: Computer w/ Paint Program  (Read 1250 times)

Hello. I know these have been done before, especially easily with VCE. The different thing about this is, I decided to give it a shot with default events.
It uses completely default events and few named bricks.

Video Demonstration - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=acK4xkeHYeE&feature=youtu.be

Pros - Uses relays to start up thus giving a wave effect whenever starting up. Has 9 different colors, some with a darker version.

Pro/Con - Shutting down and then starting it back up will clear any work on it.

Cons - Because it uses named bricks, having multiple copies could be buggy. Fat and bulky just like old classic computers. Small monitor.

You may rate x/10 , be a little gentle on the rating due to knowing, this is evented entirely with default events.
« Last Edit: January 29, 2013, 10:41:10 PM by Kamutog »

I kindly ask that you watch the video. I see 6 views of this topic but 2 on the video, and those 2 viewers were subscribers..

(I do not have many)

4/10 been done and it's really easy

4/10 been done and it's really easy
Well it is my first type of computer at all, and the fact it was evented out of entirely default events.



Not bad, fairly easy to do considering you probably just used setEventEnabled and listed all 9 colors onActivate, but it's fun.

8/10, all things considered. Good job.

Such a beautiful picture.




now make it save.
I've been experimenting with this for the past month. I have a working prototype for something I call Memory Foam.

Also you should join Comblock

it's not really a computer, just a paint window with a on/off button.

"wave" effect isn't created with intention, i'm 99% positive it's just an effect of delays with time.

also, no black and two greens, so i don't really like it myself.

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cool stuff brother cool stuff

Also you should join Comblock
Now I may sound ignorant for saying this, well because I AM ignorant of this, since I have never anything to do with clans...
How am I to properly join the clan Comblock?
« Last Edit: January 31, 2013, 08:13:15 PM by Kamutog »