I've made some totally l33t scriptz0rz for this project. The first is a dagger that is exactly like a distro dagger, but i made it a l33t color. The second is a robe that is name "a w00tzer shroud". I also signed my name to the top of the etch a sketch screen to make it look like I created the entire program myself.
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ETCH-A-SKETCH VERSION OF UO - JOIN THE TEAM NOW!
- Thread starter Punnikin
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KillerBeeZ
Knight
bzk90 said:
dude... tell me, how are you going to run UO on an Etch a Sketch?
yes its a joke.
mr_wuss said:
Yes you need .Net but the special EaS version
No mono at this time, its too buggy still
This program is different than the RunUO project, so the version numbers are also different. Last time I checked this RunEaS project is on Beta 12
Good Lord... I started this thread over a year ago, ended up leaving for months and months, and today I decided to browse the RunUO site and saw it as a "Hot Topic". I am, to say the least, astounded. Astounded and disturbed.
I gave up on this project when it was discovered that the Etch-A-Sketch caused cancer in laboratory rats. Granted, they were force-fed the silver stuff inside, and equivalent to a human eating 24 lbs of silver Etch-A-Dust every day for 17 years, but it still scared me away from the project as I am frail and eat a lot of stuff I can't identify.
Besides that, I got a TRS-80 and it's way better than the Etch-A-Sketch. I get shocks from it sometimes, but that's all part of the fun.
-speakandspell
I gave up on this project when it was discovered that the Etch-A-Sketch caused cancer in laboratory rats. Granted, they were force-fed the silver stuff inside, and equivalent to a human eating 24 lbs of silver Etch-A-Dust every day for 17 years, but it still scared me away from the project as I am frail and eat a lot of stuff I can't identify.
Besides that, I got a TRS-80 and it's way better than the Etch-A-Sketch. I get shocks from it sometimes, but that's all part of the fun.
-speakandspell
silverwolfe
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David we could likely do a port to your Commodore 64, but it would require that you have a cassette drive for the transfer, and you would be responsible for bringing it up to the 16 color standard. As for the TRS 80, it is likely that it could be ported to that platform as well but i am quite sure it would take several 5 1/4 floppies.
Yes! I managed this with mine, but it's quite pricey. The procedure is as follows:
Equipment:
1 instant camera
1 tv set
1 monkey
You need to remove the innards from the television set, and replace with monkey (after much experimentation, placing this in the microwave for 2.5 seconds to ensure correct monkey irradiation is necessary). You then set your polaroid up over the etch-a-sketch, and set the self timer. You can then give the photos to the monkey every time the camera takes one, and he'll hold it up to the srceen. Now, it's vitally improtant you irradiate the monkey, or he won't work fast enough.
Equipment:
1 instant camera
1 tv set
1 monkey
You need to remove the innards from the television set, and replace with monkey (after much experimentation, placing this in the microwave for 2.5 seconds to ensure correct monkey irradiation is necessary). You then set your polaroid up over the etch-a-sketch, and set the self timer. You can then give the photos to the monkey every time the camera takes one, and he'll hold it up to the srceen. Now, it's vitally improtant you irradiate the monkey, or he won't work fast enough.
KillerBeeZ
Knight
Voran said:
the bald and bright green part is no biggie as you will only see this when the monkey changes images...
but if that bothers you, add a tsp of Chilli powder to the silver stuff. It will boost the monkey refresh rate from 1 to 2 Hz on up to 12 to 15 Hz, so you will never see the monkey.
I actually tried this with a few other farm animals and found that if you don't have a monkey, you can use either a real smart chicken or even a duck. though you will have to double the silver stuff in the case of the duck.
WARNING if you use the chicken, do NOT use the chilli powder as it will cause irritation and you will get a crappy image (the chicken will start pecking through the polaroid) instead, use cyan pepper