I know it's not too impressive, but got this working using my Windows console double-buffering system and literal bitmaps for the large numbers.

I have posted about both previously if you want more details :3

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"not too impressive"

All I've accomplished this summer was fucking up my one website project and creating a cluster fuck I call a text based game.

You're doing more than me lmao

I like it.

do you have any plan to share the source code?

Really well laid out. A lot of design work I'm sure.

@wowotek Yes, very soon. The clock is the sort of test for the underlying graphics system, but actually has some fairly impressive code to it as well.

@Seby Designing the characters was actually harder than it seemed. Here's how I stored them (See attached):

@AlgoRythm I really into this! let me know first !

@AlgoRythm Clever way of storing the data. Looks like the kind of method i'd choose! Just curious: Any reason you chose decimal instead of hexadecimal?

I always find it a bit easier since you can look at the individual nybbles and work out their binary value if you need to. Also a good exercise for doing conversions to/from binary by hand etc.

No other advantage though. If it works, it works.

I want this pls

@AlgoRythm yo, have you already shared the sourxe code?

@wowotek As soon as I get the two buffers to synchronize size when the window is resized, I will release the code to the wild.

sorry to bring this up. but have you :P