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AWWW LETS GO

not sure what you mean! this is kid's stuff lol

so glad you liked!

thank you very much!!

hey!! so nice that you actually printed it!

i'm very happy that this game speaks to the heart of so many smoking inner children

eeeeeeeeeee muito obrigado!!!
<3

cool shit

Oh to be a kid again and dream of puffing. I smoked pure grass (no slangs) wrapped in candy wrapper once!

To be fair, it's my second smoke-themed deck for a jam because it's my go-to dark comedy shit but hey, if you wanna join... please do!

Missed the Zine Jam, but finally got around to doing something with your zine template for the current Decker Jam! Loved playing with it :)

NICE. as someone making their second cigarette-themed deck for a jam, hats off to you. great cig fiction

PLEASE

Hey, IJ!

I updated to 1.66 after more than a year using 1.5 and something, and it killed my old decks that made use of Twee.

This showed up:

The module "twee" failed to initialize: 'trim' is a keyword, and cannot be used for a function name.

What could be done? Did I miss some instruction or updating procedure?

Thanks!

comprado!!! valeu demais!

rapaz, estou doido pra jogar esse!! tem algum impresso vendido no brasil de alguma forma ou só pelo drivethrurpg mesmo?

abraço!

thank you so much!!

NICE

nóis que tá CACHORRO

thanks a lot! having followed your decker experiments, i had a feeling you might like this one :D

i'm too dumb to use it, but i love it anyways

not joining the jam was the right move. i'm already finished: /jam/deck-month-3/rate/3687999

phew!

i quit halfway through the last jam for a bunch of reasons, but today i brushed the dust off the project i abandoned and made quite some progress. i won't jinx it by "joining" the jam, but i just might finish it for this one :) let's go, everyone!

obrithank you

this is great! thank you guys :) 

i have a similar question to the last one by BenyDanette here. did anyone figure a reliable way to split a 10+ second audio into separate pieces and have they play in order and then loop?

Hey, everyone!

I'm currently making a deck for the decker jam. It started yesterday and lasts until the end of July. 

I just stumbled upon the Cyberpunk Game Jam 2.0, but I must ask: is there a way that I can submit the same project to this jam also? It happens to be a Brazilian Cyber/Ditherpunk short interactive story. I feel like its themes and style contribute perfectly to this jam, while the software aspect fits the Decker one's requirements.

I'm also willing to make some sort of compromise to make it happen; maybe if I stop working on it until Cyberpunk Game Jam 2.0 starts, or come up with some new mechanic or storyline during its duration.

Bottom line is, I'd love to have my project viewed by other Cyberpunk devs and fans.

Thanks!

happy first decker fantasy camp day for those who celebrate!

i figure this is going to be a somewhat quick project, since i've already translated the twine adventure and the twee module handles most of the work. digging through royalty-free image banks and polishing it will take most of my month.

here's a few screenshots of acid drizzle, a post-apocalyptic cyberpunk interactive adventure about my hometown, são paulo.

~there's also pogs to look at~

have a great month, everyone!

(i actually figured a nice way!)

i see. thank you! 

since we're on this subject, how would you suggest to store the last visited passage so i can make, say, an inventory button to take me to a passage outside of the story path and then take me back to where i left off? i tried making a grid of visited passages but it got really messy...

hey ij, is there a way to jump to a specific passage using commands outside of the ply player? like having a button somewhere else in the card go to and back from a predetermined part of the story.

thanks!

we'll be lucky to have any of your banger decks!

thought we might have one of these for discussing our projects during the jam :)

going through my old ideas folder, i decided to try my hand at making a visual novel based on a twine/short story i wrote last year. since it's in portuguese, i've already started translating the whole thing before the jam actually starts so i have less trouble.

hope we have a fun month!

Hey IJ and Deckheads.

Do you think it would be possible for WigglyPaint (or even standard Decker drawing tool) to have a more robust drawing space with things such as multiple layers with toggable visibility and opacity settings? It would be really cool!