Ah okay! Thanks for letting me know!
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Oh no! It's a good thing I decided to keep RPG Maker 2k open then (T~T)... I'll need to investigate those battles.
EDIT: Looks like the issue was that going into a tent triggered all of the fights at once... whoops!
EDIT 2: There's a weird graphical bug that might happen, but I cannot figure out why it's being triggered that way...
Also, that's good to know about EasyRPG! I'll for sure look into that!
Regarding the two other endings, I'll give you two hints:
1.) Pet the dog 500 times in the hut at the rebel base.
2.) Go to the big tent just before the airship theft mission and ensure you have a full party (yourself + 3 mercs).
Hey there!
Just a quick heads up. On the jam's home page, the following links are hyperlinked to the same page:
"
https://nullaboxes.itch.io/rgb
https://mindape.itch.io/dematerial-dictionary
"
Both link to RGB by Nullaboxes.
It basically just "flips" where the seem is from the left side to the right side (basically the difference between like American comics and Japanese manga). It's nothing terrible, just weird. If I had to hazard a guess, I'd say that it's probably caused by the fact that it's going down the pages and placing them left-right, bottom-up. I'm just spit-balling, though. I might take a moment to look under the hood to see what the code is doing later.
Hey y'all! Just wanted to post a quick update that it seems like there was an update between my original post and now that fixed whatever was causing NPM to not work properly (I'm on MacOS Tahoe 26.3.1a)! It takes a while for it to get everything going, but it works, and that's what's most important!
EDIT: NPM commands install, run dev, and run build work! Trying to update NPM via the terminal doesn't work because of how MacOS handles permissions (it's very weird)
Thank you so much! I know I've said this already, but this has been a wonderful introduction to learning Brainfuck. After I get comfortable with BF, I'm actually planning on learning Fortran next. My reasoning is that if I can understand the esoteric nature of this language, I can probably handle learning Fortran!
I'm a tad embarrassed to admit it, but after like nearly 40 minutes of trying to do something with loops, I decided to just brute-force the solution by using ++ + - and > to manually update each memory cell to match the corresponding input. I've been looking up guides and tutorials, but I think I'm most likely not wording my searches correctly haha... Hopefully, I'll get the basics down and then I can go back to this and try a proper solution!
Hey there! First off, I love this! I feel like I'm actually learning BrainFuck! I did have a question though. On this problem, it says to get the numerical values of the input, and it even gives a hint about how the ASCII value of 0 is 48, but there is no zero? Also, I'm not 100% sure how to tell the program to not read the final input after 8 (I might try something after posting this). Any help would be appreciated!
The code I used was:
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EDIT: Forgot to mention that I had this issue both with MacOS Sequoia and MacOS Tahoe, if that helps at all.
I have a 2020 4-thunderbolt-port MacBook Pro and I'm trying to get 11ty/Node.js running on it so I can continue to inch away from windows. When I try to run any of the "npm run (x)" commands, I get the issue below. I'm trying to search for solutions, but keep hitting walls. Can someone smarter than me help me figure this out?
[11ty] Problem writing Eleventy templates: [11ty] 1. Having trouble parsing data file ./src/_data/._config.jsonc (via TemplateDataParseError) [11ty] 2. Unexpected token '', "Ma"... is not valid JSON while parsing 'Mac OS X 2�' (via JSONError)

































































