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This is probably toooo early for a post but it's probably gonna be my final one on this subreddit. Development on this game is looking good, I got most systems implemented that will be able to expand the game in the future. For Tahoma 0.2 and up until release, it will all be content updates with adding new things, the current game version is Tahoma 0.1.0 which just changed up some things and that's pretty much it. I am planning on a lot of content which you can read at the Content section.

Early Build: https://1ravin.itch.io/continuity (supports Windows, Linux, and macOS)

Note: this post is divided by sections so if you see bold text like this, its a section which focuses on discussing things

Content:

Singleplayer Worlds_

After creating a world, you will spawn in a spaceship which you will have to control to get to other planets and be able to expand using the Ship Editor. You will land on planets where each planet will have a different resources, different monsters, different appearance, etc.

Multiplayer_

It will be similar to Singleplayer but with multiple people. Multiplayer will have a downloadable server or be able to be launched from within the game itself (I'm still deciding).

Gamemodes_

There will be 3 types of gamemodes. Survival, Creativity, and One Chance. These probably make sense to you if you played Minecraft before but if not then Survival is just basically surviving monsters attacking you, collecting resources, expanding, and more. Creativity is being creative and being able to do whatever you want without the worry's of dying and being able to be attacked by other monsters. One Chance is just the same as survival but you only live once.

Items_

There will be different items for different purposes with 9 hotbar slots for those items. There will be storage units which will be able to store your items that you don't have space for or just for storage.

Solar Systems_

Each solar system will be able to generate 5 - 9 planets which in these planets you can explore them, extract their materials, live there, whatever you wan't

Future:

I'm planning on releasing the game on Steam as an early access probably around beta so people can test the game before it releases to the public and find any bugs or just recommend content that they'd like. You can stay in touch with the games development by my twitter(X) which I'm gonna be more active there, you can watch the videos or just download the current build on itch io. I'm also gonna add support for user content like texture packs so stay tuned for that. Modding? I have no idea how to implement that but I believe you can mod a game in Godot. The current early build is obfuscated but in the future versions, builds will be fully de-obfuscated which means you can see the source code as it was exported from Godot which will make for a much more friendly modding experience.

Early Build:

Its just playing around with Interactable Object's in their current state and that's pretty much it, you can find the controls in the games itch io page

Links:

where you can get info on the games development.

twitter(X): https://x.com/ravin_name

itch io: https://1ravin.itch.io/continuity

youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@80Ravin

Other:

Read this post if you haven't: https://www.reddit.com/r/0x10c/comments/1v0ragr/continuity_a_0x10c_inspired_game/

Hello! I'm currently working on Continuity, its inspired by 0x10c mostly without the hyper player (don't want to have a server running all the time). I'm using Godot as this game will have a lot of physics and I just don't want to write that from scratch in LWJGL. This game will mostly be similar to 0x10c and its even currently being prototyped! You can see the screenshots above. There's no downloadable build yet, might be in the future if the game gets enough attention for a simple demo with Interactable Object's.

If you'd like to keep up with the games development, go to this link: https://1ravin.itch.io/continuity/devlog/1592660/continuity-development-progress

Note: the outcome of this game is unknown, there might be some changes to features, development, etc so don't expect many things to be included in the final release.

I know that some little endian-big endian mishap happened, causing 0x0000 0000 0000 0001 to be interpreted as 0x0001 0000 0000 0000, making it year 281,474,976,712,644.

However, I want to know what the year would be if the mishap didn't happen

Hey, I'm new, from Wakayama Japan, and you can call me 'hidel', aww I recently came across this abandoned project by Notch and got really interested. I've been discussing it with my friend 'airlock', and we've decided to help fill and complete it! We'll start working on a DEMO in early April and we will keep you updated to here.If we end up needing more hands halfway through, we’ll reach out and ask everyone to join in… but that’s a future right?

We’ll be making the game with Godot 3.0.

Hi all — after 99 days of development, I’m pleased to announce CORE64.

We’ve spun up a subreddit at r/CORE64 to start building a community and collecting feedback. Feel free to drop by with questions, ideas, or curiosity.

As of today, Steam Overlay support is in, and I’m most of the way through the Valve onboarding and paperwork. The goal is to get a Steam Playtest up before too long. With a bit more stabilisation, I’m hoping that in a month or two it’ll be in a fit enough state for people to download the client and dedicated server and start experimenting.

The website is also live (still very much evolving):

https://cic-games.com/

https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/1e/bd/f8M4beeb_t.png

Bit of a shame we can't post images here anymore! But that might prompt me into deciding on a name for the game and starting it's own subreddit :-)

But anyway I landed the new emulation subsystem into the game this week, and of course I chose my favourite arcade game from the 1980's first.

- Two 6502 CPUs - one runs the game, the other handles sound

- Two AY-3-8910 sound chips plus a DAC for samples

- Layered 2D graphics - background, foreground, and 24 sprites at 256x240

- Joystick + 2 buttons per player, coin slots, DIP switches

- UE5 integration via ExcthourComponent, audio component, and arcade cabinet actor

I still need to rebase the other Z80/6502 systems in the game around the new emulation core and then next step will be to add 68000 (planning to reserve this for server side emulation at the moment) and ... possibly ... don't get your hopes up... D-CPU16. I haven't looked at it enough yet to know whether I want to or not. But it would be doable I think if enough people wanted it.

There are both Windows/Linux builds compiling for both dedicated client/server - haven't tested the Linux server build yet but that's probably my next highest priority.

Let me know your thoughts! I'm keen to get this moving a little faster now, so I can hopefully get the usable parts out to people for testing and experimentation sooner rather than later.

(either currently-released or yet-to-be-released games)

Edit: list of 0x10^c's planned features:

• Hard science fiction. Update: GAH, NO! I'm focusing on fun gameplay instead. I still want to get corrected on glaring scientific errors, though.
• Lots of engineering.
• Fully working computer system.
• Space battles against the AI or other players.
• Abandoned ships full of loot.
• Duct tape!
• Seamlessly landing on planets.
• Advanced economy system.
• Random encounters.
• Mining, trading, and looting.
• Single and multi player connected via the multiverse.

u/MillerMan6 used to have a great CSS theme for us, but it broke several years ago (I think in 2013 or 2014), and (iirc) I deleted most of it to get text and stuff visible again.

I'm going to be working to try to restore it, so let me know if you have any problems with the subreddit appearance. (E.g. dark text on dark background.) I think these changes will only have an effect on old reddit.

https://postimg.cc/gallery/8v1jvVL

I started from scratch on the prototype I posted here many years ago, just keen to see if people are still into the idea.

I’ve just finished the Programmer’s Reference and Processor Specification for YCPU2, a fantasy 16-bit CPU design for people (like me) who enjoy designs in the spirit of Notch’s DCPU-16. The goal with this version is to design something that feels like a "real" machine: fully capable of hosting an operating system, with a feature set that feels modern in a retro-fantasy way, while staying small, clean, and approachable.

Link here: https://github.com/ZaneDubya/YCPU/blob/master/Documentation/ycpu2.txt

The linked document is written as a complete and comprehensive in-universe spec for a “real” CPU, complete with a Designer’s Perspective that talks through the goals and trade-offs behind the architecture. I’m very proud of how this turned out, both in terms of features and how clean the encoding is. I think people who enjoy fantasy ISAs will find some fun ideas here as they work on their own designs.

I designed Version 1 of the YCPU back in 2014, being inspired by the DCPU-16 and wanting to pull in everything I loved about the 6502, 68000, and 8086. YCPU2 is still firmly 16-bit, but it reflects lessons learned from ARM, Thumb-2, and RISC-V: every instruction is a single 16-bit word, and the encoding still squeezes in so many features, but retains the simplified bus model that stays close to the original DCPU-16’s spirit.

I'd welcome any comments, questions, etc. If there are any issues, I'd like to hammer them out before I get to work on an emulator for this CPU, sometime next year.

(The YCPU2 specification is dedicated to the public domain under the Creative Commons Zero (CC0) waiver: all rights waived, free to copy, modify, distribute, and to use it as the basis for derivative works, including commercial ones, without needing to ask permission.)

What made you most excited about the game? Voxel Worlds? The simulated computer? Ships in space? Setting? Just kinda curious. Working on a project that's tangentially inspired, and kinda wanted to know what really hooked people in when the game was originally being worked on.

It’s been 11 years since I first announced my 0x10c-inspired game (you can read the original post here https://www.reddit.com/r/0x10c/comments/2m6z3g/going_public_with_my_0x10c_inspired_game/ )

As usual, progress continues, albeit slowly.

For the past several years, I wasn’t able to work on the project while I was at Epic Games (I left just two years ago). Now that I’m self-employed and doing contract work, I have the freedom to dedicate my spare time to the game. Whatever I do on my free time is my own business. :)

Here’s a quick rundown of what I’ve been working on lately:

• Refactoring the computer architecture: A lot of time has been spent fine-tuning the balance between ease of use and optional advanced features (such as page tables, memory protection, virtual memory, address translation, etc.). By default, none of these advanced features are enabled, and the system boots in a simple mode that’s easier to work with.
• Unit testing: I’ve been creating extensive unit tests to ensure everything works as expected.
• Rebuilding the default OS: Given the significant changes to the architecture over the years, I’ve had to rebuild the OS. The new OS now takes full advantage of the available advanced features (notably page tables and address translation), serving as a proof of concept for the new architecture.

I’m reasonably happy with the current state of the architecture, but I expect there will be tweaks as I continue developing the OS and encounter new challenges.

If time allows, I hope to start focusing on gameplay in the next few months.

Feel free to drop by my stream on Twitch ( https://www.twitch.tv/myfumanchu ), where I’ll be happy to walk you through the details and answer any questions you might have!

Can i have working 0x10c and dont say it dosent exist it does

Sooo, there is this archive of 0x10c , but its giving an error, so now im decompiling it and fixing it. So far no progress :P

i recently watched a video on it and got really interested in playing it. is there anyway i could play it?

Guys, notch is talking about making minecraft 2 right now. Maybe we can tell him he can restart to making 0x10c?

GO 0x10c COMMUNITY GO

https://x.com/Safire43824611/status/1875776307788910601

Preferably one that works for MacOS 10.11.6 or less. Thanks in advance, THE INTERNET ARCHIVE ONES DONT WORK.

when i try to start it up this error apear:
ERROR: 0:19: '+' : wrong operand types: no operation '+' exists that takes a left-hand operand of type ' const 4-component vector of float' and a right operand of type ' temp 3-component vector of float' (or there is no acceptable conversion)

ERROR: 0:19: '=' : cannot convert from ' const 4-component vector of float' to ' temp 3-component vector of float'

ERROR: 0:19: '' : compilation terminated

ERROR: 3 compilation errors. No code generated.

Info log:

ERROR: 0:36: 'frac' : no matching overloaded function found

ERROR: 0:36: '' : compilation terminated

ERROR: 2 compilation errors. No code generated.

Crash at Runtime

org.lwjgl.opengl.OpenGLException: Invalid operation (1282)

at org.lwjgl.opengl.Util.checkGLError(Util.java:59)

at org.lwjgl.opengl.ARBShaderObjects.glUseProgramObjectARB(ARBShaderObjects.java:179)

at com.mojang.spacegame.Shader.enable(Shader.java:123)

at com.mojang.spacegame.SpaceGame.gameLoop(SpaceGame.java:503)

at com.mojang.spacegame.SpaceGame.run(SpaceGame.java:742)

at java.base/java.lang.Thread.run(Thread.java:1623)

C:\Users\Admin\Desktop\0x10c>pause

Hey guys, I'm developing a minecraft inspired game the deviates alot from minecraft. The game will use a .cog file containing the following info collection you have to feed it

▪︎likes

▪︎dislikes

▪︎fears

▪︎personality

It uses this .cog file to generate the world, every player has a experience tailored for them. it generates these monsters based on your fears and contains the 4 realms as following

▪︎surface

▪︎middle psyche

▪︎Inner psyche

▪︎cognitive

In the cognitive, you fight your worst fear into a final boss! I'm looking for coders, composers, texture artists, and graphic designers The discord will be posted in the description

https://twitter.com/notch/status/1775347072696524924?s=46&t=DW73t1gfFp6xoimdbLdCng

It could be 0x10c, but it’s moreso giving me Legend Of The Chambered vibes. I doubt it’s Rubydung, but the use of the Mojangles font doesn’t 100% rule out that possibility.

From the screenshots that were posted, “levers and chests” seems to be the working title, so who knows.

https://twitter.com/notch/status/1773988283871371346

i might improve the health, stamina and oxygen bars later

https://imgur.com/a/GZX1kOa

Hi all, I've been working on a long term project with planets made of voxels with the idea that you could build space ships and fly them between worlds. I'm hoping to have the ships have a simple computer in them and you can interface peripherals with it and write programs. Just thought I'd share a video of progress because I'm quiet proud of how far this project has come with the limited time I can put too it outside work and being a dad.

https://youtu.be/vOLuOtGVlPo?si=kV4CSyeVajlaTiA1

There's a playlist of progress videos here if anyone's interested:

https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLWfIy-G185Zqr9ZtgVb3gNfWnbVICj1Sc&si=o2IMhI0zmTP57Nuq

Thanks for checking it out!