So the usb stick I thought I lost, it was in the back of my seldom used giant tower desktop. That's right, its so old it does not know of frontal USB ports. Do they still make cases in that off white?
So I hacked together a quick demo of the RPG Nintendo classico style. Then a demo of the basic combat, very unfinished.
Fakebit ;D
I always wanted to convert one of my old NES controllers to USB, but the keyboard I took apart and cut wouldn't fit inside the case. I'll probably end up buying a premade one online next time lolLiking the Zelda-style multiscreen worlds. Now all you have to do is make it scroll so it looks like a better transition. But that's not important right now.
I just had some quick ideas from looking at that. :P
Attack (Addition)Skill Technique (Multiplication)Magic (Division)And then maybe separate them into the levels: * Weak - Single digits * Medium - Lower double digits * Strong - Higher double digitsJust brain storming, thought it might help or something. I dunno.@Aeron - there's a ton of DIY instructions on making those
@Kilin - I'd have to essentially hack Zelda to figure out how they did that, since NES can only handle two screens of map at a time.@Acid - I like that idea, think I'll try that.Yeah, I had been following one where you wire the buttons up to a USB keyboard chip but the two I tried were too big to fit in the case.. I figure if I'm gonna spend more money on keyboards or kits, I might as well just fork up a little extra cash to buy a premade one and not have to risk screwing up ;)
I think you can find them at sparkfun or adafruit? They're just rectangles so you could make one out of cardboard if you really wanted to.