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i love to see a lab coat option ^_^ so cute

i'm so happy you like it; thank you so much! my partner deserves all the credit for what things were included. the CRT monitor is one of my favorites too :-)

javascript definitely would have been more efficient, but i stubbornly enjoy using CSS for elaborate schemes (i owe so much to the :has pseudo-class)... i really admire all the templates and tutorials you've been making for people, so i did think about how i might turn this into a template too, but the code is just SO repetitive. one toggle alone would be simple enough to explain in a short tutorial, but after that it would just be like "okay now copy and paste like 20 times, now use find and replace like 100 times but WATCH OUT you can't use Replace All because each set is formatted exactly the same. make sure the IDs all match and and the names are all grouped correctly... good luck"  it wasn't too hard to plan out, just very tedious to put together. the dollmaker options you shared on the jam page are a lot more friendly!

code jams and game jams have so much in common that i'm surprised by how much they feel like entirely separate scenes. i'll take any opportunity for a crossover so i can be like "web people, come make games with me" and "games people, come make webpages with me" .. idk if it works but maybe!! i think weblistings like yours are also a great way to bridge that gap between people that see themselves as primarily interested in games or primarily interested in websites. i love to see games on websites, websites that are games, etc. we can have it all <3

thank you for hosting this jam and creating the dollmaker listing! i just applied!

flickguy is a self-hostable picrew-like! it's a totally self-contained thing, with both the drawing tools and the character creator in the same HTML file, so it's easy to share and remix.

the template i used included them! they're from the public transit module in the decker docs.

the cells i work with like to stick to the bottom of the dish (and each other) so they don't move around much, but there are human cell types that are pretty active! i'm thinking of this one in particular. it's SO wild.
(more info about the video)

YES!!!!!!!

decker rocks! i kept it pretty simple with this one, but it can do a lot more. check out the contraption bazaar

yesss i'm loving the deck wave! any tool that lets me export to HTML this easily is a winner

that's the feeling i was trying to express. i'm glad you could feel it too :) thank you!

thank you for hosting pink decker jam! i've been admiring the decker community from afar for a while, but this jam is what finally got me to make something. giving us a template to work with was a huuuuge part of it, i think. instead of getting stuck on a blank document like i tend to do, i was like "what do i know that's pink? i'll just talk about that!"

THANK U FOR MAKING IT HAPPEN !!

thank you! yes, this was written from my personal experience in the lab. i spend a lot of time thinking about these cells, so they tend to come up again and again in the things i make. weird web october was super fun - i hope it comes back this year!

we're both grad students thinking of writing sci-fi! and we replied to the post within a minute of each other! so much in common, hello!!

hello! i'm new to basically all of this. the first jam i ever participated in (the discmaster jam) just ended this week, and i had so much fun that now i'm looking around for more jams to join. i found this one through the decker jam directory. 

i've used decker a little bit, but so far only with the intent to play around, not to make something. though after spending two weeks trying to learn godot, i'm relieved to go back to the relative comfort of decker. what's not comfortable for me is writing! i think i'm a decent non-fiction writer, but the last time i wrote a story or came up with a character was back in my pre-teens. no clear ideas yet, but maybe something sci-fi...

also, the second half of this jam overlaps with the neo-twiny jam! i'm planning to follow their 500 word constraint and submit my VN to both jams. something to consider for anyone else who's planning to write something short.

yes! quoted from the jam page, under FAQ:

Am I allowed to modify/sample/play with/remix/edit DiscMaster assets? Does that still count as using DiscMaster assets in terms of eligibility?
Yes, for sure! The purpose of this jam is to encourage people to explore and make use of the DiscMaster database—transformative use is very much encouraged!

hi! after you export your game, open the html file in any text editor, then search for the following bit of code:

this.Key = {         
    LEFT: 37,
    RIGHT: 39,
    UP: 38,
    DOWN: 40,

swap the numbers for left and right (and up and down, and also WASD a few lines down), then save the file.

links in html can have a target attribute, which tells the browser where to open the link. in the bitsy museum hack, the `_self` is what's making the game open in the same tab. change that to `_blank` and it should open in a new tab.

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