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Pacman Cursor - Equinox - 06-01-2014 So I got bored and felt like making a pacman cursor. So far it only has pacman. I plan on adding dots, and a ghost. For now this is it; http://zystim.com/cursor.html Here's the code; https://github.com/Duubz/Pure-CSS---jQuery-Pacman-Cursor/blob/master/cursor.html Questions, comments, criticism, etc. goes down below. RE: Pacman Cursor - Customer - 06-01-2014 That would be cool if you could make a game out of it. RE: Pacman Cursor - MiS - 06-01-2014 (06-01-2014, 07:51 PM)Customer Wrote: That would be cool if you could make a game out of it. The amount of time you'd spend on one web page sounds both exciting and horrifying. I'm looking forward to the rest! RE: Pacman Cursor - Equinox - 06-01-2014 (06-01-2014, 08:44 PM)MiS Wrote: The amount of time you'd spend on one web page sounds both exciting and horrifying. I'm looking forward to the rest! I have Python projects from last year that still aren't done. Some over 1000 lines of code in length. Pacman Cursor - cr33pyguy - 06-01-2014 (06-01-2014, 08:45 PM)Duubz Wrote: I have Python projects from last year that still aren't done. Some over 1000 lines of code in length. What are these programs like, in nature? As in graphics stuff, or more like programs with complex/multiple functions? RE: Pacman Cursor - Equinox - 06-01-2014 (06-01-2014, 10:35 PM)cr33pyguy Wrote: What are these programs like, in nature? As in graphics stuff, or more like programs with complex/multiple functions? Well you of all people know I do both programming and graphics, but these projects are more of the complex nature. There are many functions, and abilities that they can carry out. RE: Pacman Cursor - MiS - 06-02-2014 (06-01-2014, 08:45 PM)Duubz Wrote: I have Python projects from last year that still aren't done. Some over 1000 lines of code in length. Any reason you don't finish them? Do they get too complex, or do you just lose interest in them? RE: Pacman Cursor - Equinox - 06-02-2014 (06-02-2014, 12:07 AM)MiS Wrote: Any reason you don't finish them? Do they get too complex, or do you just lose interest in them? It's not that they aren't finished, it's more like they have so many different possibilities with what I can do with them that they take so long to finish. i.e. The intellect bot. At one point it was over 1000 lines long, took nearly a year to finish, and had like 300 active users using it. (before my harddrive got wiped) If you haven't heard of Intellect, I mention it a bit in some old threads, or ask Oni. He's seen a few quotes from INtellect. RE: Pacman Cursor - MiS - 06-02-2014 (06-02-2014, 12:12 AM)Duubz Wrote: It's not that they aren't finished, it's more like they have so many different possibilities with what I can do with them that they take so long to finish. i.e. The intellect bot. At one point it was over 1000 lines long, took nearly a year to finish, and had like 300 active users using it. (before my harddrive got wiped) If you haven't heard of Intellect, I mention it a bit in some old threads, or ask Oni. He's seen a few quotes from INtellect. Ah, so it's more like you just can't decide on where to go with them. RE: Pacman Cursor - Equinox - 06-02-2014 (06-02-2014, 12:14 AM)MiS Wrote: Ah, so it's more like you just can't decide on where to go with them. Exactly. Another factor that effects production would be user demand. Yet again, Intellect is a good example of this. Many users wanted a function to be able to check all the alternative accounts of others. Even though it's just a simple function using a database, it took a week or so to finish because I need to be able to check the user id, or in some cases their ip. Some functions that users want more than others will push more back. |