In the last update, I fixed up the input support, so now I can read the mouse location within a window. Here are the results.
Cursor location in window: 38 pixels right, 46 down.
Fun with Procedural Images: Mouse Support part 1
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Clockwork Gremlin plays Kerbal Space Program Part 3: From Kerbin to the Mun
When we last left our intrepid heroes, they had earned this much SCIENCE!
The tech tree so far
Oh look, only 70 more SCIENCE! until solar panels! And I just unlocked the Science Jr. module!
Clockwork Gremlin plays Kerbal Space Program Part 2: Sub-Orbital
When we last left our intrepid Kerbals, Jebediah had just gathered me some Science! Where exactly he got it from is largely irrelevant.
Science to SPEND!
The important part is that we’ve got some science. So let’s start spending that science.
Clockwork Gremlin plays Kerbal Space Program Part 1: Science To Do
Fun with Procedural Images: Back to Square One.
November 1-3 this year, there was an event called the Colorado Springs Startup Weekend. It’s not annual, because there were two this year, but this was the second one. I perhaps was not the kind of person they usually expect to have there, but I attended with plans to learn about starting a company and maybe show off what I could do, and I achieved everything I had initially set out to do. OK, mostly.
Most notably, I ended up working on a program that had some rudimentary GUI functionality, which meant I had to refine and learn some new portions of how the user interfaces with the computer. Particularly, a mouse, and panes. Hey wait, I can do mouse inputs now! That means no more of this:
The worst way to make pictures
It’s time for this!
Werkkzeug 4, by Farbrausch, who are awesome.
Clockwork Gremlin plays Kerbal Space Program! Part 0: What is KSP?
I’ve been messing around with Campaign mode in 0.22, and suddenly thought “Hey, I should use this for blog material!”
And so here we are. This is Kerbal Space Program:
Kerbals. Space. Program. It’s all there.
Candy-Coated Bacon 