Played #Scrabble against my friend Quinn. I had a really bad start and he was in the lead most of the game, not least because his TEARING (col M) was the only bingo in the entire game... but then I pulled ahead with some lucky draws. Exciting game! #tabletopsimulator
Timwi
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Hobby programmer (mostly C#; esolangs such as Funciton), puzzle enthusiast (mostly Sudokus). He/him.
He did it! My friend solved my challenge that I gave him. I wrote the gcd (greatest common divisor) function in his #esolang, #Ndim. He translated it to C# and figured out what it means. I actually wrote the function graphically in Inkscape and this is what it looked like!
Then I wrote this converter: https://codeberg.org/Timwi/NdimFromSvg
I dug up my “grids and coordinates” library RT.Coordinates yesterday and implemented a new type of grid geometry that I came up with last week. I call it PentaCell and it consists mostly of pentagons but with some narrow rhombuses to fill the gaps.
GitHub: https://github.com/RT-Projects/RT.Coordinates/
Documentation: https://docs.timwi.de/RT.Coordinates/RT.Coordinates
Example with custom colors and a randomly generated maze:
GitHub - RT-Projects/RT.Coordinates: A small library with structs to represent tiles in rectilinear, hexagonal and other grids; generating mazes and finding paths. Useful for 2D games and puzzles.
A small library with structs to represent tiles in rectilinear, hexagonal and other grids; generating mazes and finding paths. Useful for 2D games and puzzles. - RT-Projects/RT.Coordinates
Been playing around with #SVGfilters again. I came up with the following, which looks quite nice at full size. However, it looks very different (and not as I intended) when you look at it in the smaller screen size in codepen. I’m surprised by that as it means SVGs are not quite reliably scalable. https://codepen.io/Timwi/pen/ZEZRqGo
Been playing around with SVG filters lately. This one is designed to look like a text effect I saw online called “Foil” (in other words, I tried to copy someone else’s idea). Source code: https://codepen.io/Timwi/pen/yLwbERb
