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I feel playing ASCII games has improved my ability to handle algebraic concepts and short-fact memorization (i.e.

How game are we talking? Brain Workshop (dual-n back) is probably one of the only ones which has any evidence of actively training fluid intelligence. It was actually used in a lot of studies for younger and older people for various basic sensory processing skills, like reaction time, field of view, 3d spatial understanding and navigation. Unreal Tournament 99 has plenty of evidence for it.

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I have a private repo, but the two times I've released demos (January 2015, June 2015) I released the full source code as well. There's full source-code on that /agdg/ thread. I wrote a GUIWidget class and then made some specializations of it for textboxes, buttons, etc. I used SFML as a graphics library which provides graphics primitives like lines, sprites, etc classes. I focus most of my autism into the game.Ĭ++. I doubt that you would suspect I'm a pedo, let alone creating this kind of game if you met me in real life.

No, but I can assure you that my bedroom looks fairly normal. Mood slowly shifts to the baseline mood over time, which will vary based on a the loli's personality. So I'll have 5 axes there for open-to-cautious, organized-to-careless, extrovert-to-introvert, friendly-to-unkind, and nervous-to-confident which will impact the baseline mood. Then I've got a few preset points in that 6D space for Content, Anger, Annoyed, Bored, Sad, Depressed, Surprised, Fear, Worried, Happy, Ecstatic which will later change the face showed in the talk thing later on. This is just to have diminishing returns on things. To do a log-transform (values I just fiddled with until they looked like a nice transform) to go from raw-values (which is what actions affect) to the resultant values (x) which is the actual displayed position. I've got a basic system of mood where I plot it on 6 axis: happiness, relaxation, arousal, seriousness, anger, surprise. There's a link to June 2015's pre-alpha demo on cripplechan's /agdg/ board. I got to learn a lot of cool things in the process, so I don't regret it. I wanted to make the game, so I started making it. What's there to explain though? There was a lack of loli kidnapping games that weren't super simplistic. Each group there corresponds to a different gene pool, which means different probabilities for each gene to have the recessive vs dominant alleles. The names are taken from a database of popular names for their given nationality as well. I looked at actual stats for the height/weight of lolis, too. It's all done in metric, the imperial is just a conversion done for user-facing displays. And yes, you can display units in metric there's an option to do so in the menu. As you can see from the pic Alice is more hydrated than Lea. It does also keep track of the urobilin concentration in the urine which would vary based on the hydration level of the loli which changes the darkness/colour of the pee. I kinda wanted to make it spread around objects and have a polygonal boundary instead of a circle that would wrap around things or something, but I had better things to implement at the time. It doesn't stop at walls or things either. It doesn't even take into account the surface material it's spreading over, although it does at least keep a radius that corresponds to the volume of piss. They just expand uniformly in a circle based on a constant (~1mm) puddle height. Well, the urine physics are pretty simplistic.

There's cops and a crime system, but their AI sucks ass right now. You can also expand the dungeon in your basement to house more lolis, put in more things in it, etc. Hair was just 4 darkness ones and how many you had would affect how dark the hair was, and if you had few and you also had a recessive red hair gene, then you'd have red hair.

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The skin tone stuff I just made up with various genes contributing to shades/tones/melanin levels. For the eye colour and such I researched a bit and found that two genes (HERC2 and GEY) seemed to play the biggest roles, so I added those in, and then a couple other genes I Just made up to affect things like the collagen levels. I think 5 for hair colour, 5 for skin tone (as seen in pic) 3 or 4 for eye colour, then some non-colour ones for various things. You can also raise the girls afterwards and there's even breeding mechanics which actually look at DNA, although the DNA is pretty simple, there's only like 30 genes.