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I imagine many here in the forum feel that this year has not yet provided any real stimulation. I hope this might provide some help. https://neal.fun/stimulation-clicker/

I know some forum members really like working with pdf in their projects. Here's a pdf that might inspire something. Please note that this will not work if you print to paper and expect to play that way. https://th0mas.nl/downloads/pdftris.pdf

https://abagames.github.io/crisp-game-lib-11-games/?pakupaku

https://brickception.xyz/

Such a great C64 demo!

I know we have a lot of forum members that enjoy math. Perhaps they might enjoy this.

I know a lot of people in the forum spend most of their working hours at a desk, staring at a screen thinking either ”how the heck am I going to get this to work” (before figuring out the solution) or ”how the heck did this ever work” (when revisiting the solution later on). It's easy to gain a...

Just in case somebody have missed it: Stable Diffusion is another one of those "describe something and the computer makes the art for you" solutions. (DALL-E is another famous one.) The thing with Stable Diffusion is that it's Open Source, and it seems to be several levels better than the...

Sometimes it's fun to use the wrong tool for the job. ? https://github.com/chunky/sqlraytracer

May is coming to an end and I'd like to award @JohnC my "Pretty damn awesome support on a very thorny subject" achievement for the month. Please see this thread for more information and how he continously digs deeper to better understand and better help a fellow forum member...

Now and then in the forum we see questions on how to build maps for games. The advice in those threads seem great to me, but I stumbled on something really different and interesting and thought I'd share. I played the game Pitfall! lots of times on my C64, and I had heard something about how the...

I have an ongoing fascination with how some people can produce impressive results using very little code. In that vein, I thought the forum might find this interesting: MONOSPACE Flip dots with feelings, a JavaScript demo in 1021 bytes, winner of the 1024 bytes demo competition at Assembly...

I saw this thread... Taking SquareRoot in SQL https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/taking-squareroot-in-sql.110722/ ...and thought of something else I saw a while back on the internets. A 3d engine, written in SQL. This is something I would categorize as both completely insane and...

Commenting from https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/adaptive-icons.95244/#post-601843 True. However I prefer thinking of it like "great, another way I can separate my app and make it look even more gorgeous compared to the competition". :)