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I still have it, just haven't worked on it in a while.

@@hollygorock any pointers on how to get that oled screen to display op25 data?

thank youuu! this one was a long time coming, i was grinding runs until I got 3:26 like 5 years ago, didn't expect to re-visit it but here we are. go for 3:20 andres!

@@hollygorock im thinking off that, but the run was almost so perfect that apart from level 10 i dont see a lot of place for improvement, i would need to do a lot of testing to see if i find another time save in another level to have some maneuver range before going at it again.

Me too

You can get it on emulator

Mesen

I just have a spreadsheet up with the most common short puzzles I've encountered. I have the puzzles grouped by Category and the puzzles that are more common I have highlighted in different colors.

@@hollygorock i found a source with a list of all the possible puzzles. was there a source you were able to find that had all of the puzzles grouped by category?

Thanks for the feedback! What was the scenario where you experienced the Exception? I've addressed a few bugs with the "game setup" portion that will be in the next release. The pixel capture info stored in the ini is a relative position in the emulator window relative to its size, so basically if you capture your 3 game pixels when the emulator is sized to say 640x480, the program will still look in the same "spot" even if you were to later resize the emulator window to say 640x640.

@@hollygorock My exception scenario was as follows. I started emulator, fixed a 4:3 ratio, fix window size. Next, I opened ColorSplit and pointed window through, click in the center, opened settings, created a new title and saved its .ini file. If you upload an empty file, without any pattern points, and try to run it, you have OutOfRange exception, which should not be, as for me. Another exception if I start file already with a set of patterns. OverFlow occurs not only when trying to download, but also when starting. .NET allows you to ignore these exceptions, but this did not affect the performance in any way, program still not runs the script. I also looked into the file to see if everything was OK there. And I was a little surprised by what datatype is used there. At first I thought that these were ordinary comma-separated integers, and I tried to replace them with dots, and then I had a double cast error. I didn't quite understand why all the redundant datatype is used to describe a window that has an integer dimension. I think the best solution would be to use integer type to store all the data. Even if the win API requires floating-point types at some points, the numbers can always be given somewhere behind the cusps. I am writing this because I myself have encountered similar errors when programming spaces of screens and windows. Due to the fact that we all have to some extent different resolutions and a different number of screens, a situation may arise when the numbers that we expect to see when analyzing the window will turn out to be damn large or small. That is why such things should be limited at the earliest stage of working with windows. Thank you very much for reading this to the end. My English is not the most perfect, but I try to communicate with people as much as possible in order to master it even better.

Yes! Dig Doug on the GameBoy was my childhood also❤

Yes I'm just now getting back into the project, I didn't document AT ALL so I'm literally having to learn how I did this again. I'll make a full tutorial.

@@hollygorock that’s awesome thank you so much!!!!!

​@@hollygorockstill waiting for that tutorial!!!

I don't! But I am working on making an in-depth video. And by "working on" I mean I'm thinking about how to go about it.

@@hollygorock nice ! Definitely looking forward to it. I've built some WiFi mumblr based walkie talkies and out them in aluminum cases from Amazon. I'm trying to get my op25 project working the same way in an aluminum case. I've even got one with two SDRs , and ADSB, and an ALFA WiFi with external antenna in a nice blacked out aluminum case

@@hollygorock I finally got by Pi3b+ running Op25 boatbod, hostAP WiFi hotspot with a bridged eth (now I can connect to it with a spare cell phone to view the web UI) I just gotta figure out how to send the data to an i2c screen on the pi itself + enable the rotary encoder 🤓