Re: Submachine 1: the Basement
Posted: 16 Sep 2020 18:57
I doubt Mateusz is going to take Sub1 out from SubLegacy, I think this is more of a "demo" of sorts.
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Re: Submachine 1: the Basement
Posted: 16 Sep 2020 19:43
Taking it out would be such an inconvenience it wouldn't be beyond not worth it. It's also in the HD bundle.
Re: Submachine 1: the Basement
Posted: 16 Sep 2020 23:22
Demo makes sense. Gives fans something new to a beloved game while also serving as a hint of what's to come
Re: Submachine 1: the Basement
Posted: 16 Sep 2020 23:50
I am just hyped that I finally can play the darn puzzle after 12 years of waiting for an Isub PC release or whatever.
Re: Submachine 1: the Basement
Posted: 28 Jan 2021 00:42
Continued from variations of Mr. Trapezoid's work that I started here...
Got around to doing rearrangements of Mr.T's graphs for Sub1, want to plop them here. No changes or modifications to the puzzle representation. The first one basically tries to make the layout as right-left, top-down as possible. You'll notice that I've included the sort-of redundant yellow dashed lines once again clearly showing the connection between each lock and each key:
Now it's got a nice slope to it, but the problem is that some of those yellow lines run behind other elements and get a bit jumbled, and it would be nice if we could have a stronger indicator of some sort that ties the final four tile keys straight to the lock so you can see that connection.
Well, I rearranged the four groups and:
That makes it a lot easier to see how the URD gets assembled doesn't it? I think if I were to pick one to use in some sort of official purpose I'd choose the former just because it sticks to rules and conventions I laid out when working on the SubAA graphs, but it's good to have both versions around. Currently working on what a symmetrical layout would look like.
Got around to doing rearrangements of Mr.T's graphs for Sub1, want to plop them here. No changes or modifications to the puzzle representation. The first one basically tries to make the layout as right-left, top-down as possible. You'll notice that I've included the sort-of redundant yellow dashed lines once again clearly showing the connection between each lock and each key:
Now it's got a nice slope to it, but the problem is that some of those yellow lines run behind other elements and get a bit jumbled, and it would be nice if we could have a stronger indicator of some sort that ties the final four tile keys straight to the lock so you can see that connection.
Well, I rearranged the four groups and:
That makes it a lot easier to see how the URD gets assembled doesn't it? I think if I were to pick one to use in some sort of official purpose I'd choose the former just because it sticks to rules and conventions I laid out when working on the SubAA graphs, but it's good to have both versions around. Currently working on what a symmetrical layout would look like.
Re: Submachine 1: the Basement
Posted: 29 Jan 2021 04:13
So in other words....Less is more, and more is less.
I'm not doing a quip here, I'm seeing a better results by removing the crisscross created by the orange lines.
You end up adding more sure, but you get a better looking chart.
I'm not doing a quip here, I'm seeing a better results by removing the crisscross created by the orange lines.
You end up adding more sure, but you get a better looking chart.
Re: Ko9's Drawings and stuff
Posted: 15 Sep 2021 09:55
Re: Ko9's Drawings and stuff
Posted: 15 Sep 2021 10:26
Yes, it has been recorded as so in Skutniks archive... somewhere. I can link it I think when I get back home. I am going to school now.
Re: Ko9's Drawings and stuff
Posted: 15 Sep 2021 10:42
Re: Ko9's Drawings and stuff
Posted: 15 Sep 2021 12:37
Well, actually, I am still not sure it is correct date, because there was contradictiopn in dates within and outside PastelStories site... So I just consider September as the whole as Submachine's birthday.
Happy Birthday, Submachine, anyway!
*jumps right into my PC screen, at KO9's drawing*
SUBMACHINE
SEE WHERE IT TAKES YOU
Happy Birthday, Submachine, anyway!
*jumps right into my PC screen, at KO9's drawing*
SUBMACHINE
SEE WHERE IT TAKES YOU