I added a floor to the game to make it look like the cat was moving! (I used Junie - GPT-5 for this, but only to fix the issue, cuz I couldn't quite figure out the floor thing myself cuz I had to use 2 segments)

Now the cloud respawns at the other end of the screen. Oops forgot to add delay, I'll do that next time dw! :)

The cloud moves now! Yay! :3

Next imma make the cloud respawn at the other end of the screen when it goes off (with a small delay)

Cloud!

I added the cloud (animated ofc) to the game! Transition to macroquad went smoothly, yeah that was all I had before transition too so transition complete :pf:

It's been a while since I worked on this, but now I've discovered MacroQuad! I am now switching from Bevy to MacroQuad! I successfully now have the cat animation, the cloud animation should be easy too!

Idk why but I started with the auth before building the actual app. I'm so smart :3. Well at least on localhost it works. So here's a photo of it loading the instruments table from supabase! So far, I've only used ai for research (grok to find which database + auth system i should use). I hope it stays that way. I followed the supabase sveltekit tutorial so uhh yeah

Added a little bit to the README

Simple ahh website for now, just boilerplate

Updated the README to have actual text to view, not the auto-generated one by svelte

Added favicons and a title using realfavicongenerator! Such a great site! Anyways, this is a pretty small project. I think I'll ship, I'm pretty much done!

I added a background and a background to all the text so it would be readable. I might've copied the code from my website (https://akaalroop.com) for the text background......

I used ai.hackclub.com for the first time! I used it to generate 100 reasons to convince you why Rust is the best! It has a loading animation and then 100 reasons (with markdown) are loaded! Hopefully you're convinced!

I setup the boilerplate of Svelte and deployed to Cloudflare Pages. I also added a nice lil animation of the rust logo rolling around. Shhh, hopefully I don't get copyrighted...

I added file saving & loading! It works surprisingly well for my first try lol, but serde_json saves the day ig. So I guess I'm ready to ship! Btw, I have more features planned for future ships, so this my friends, is just Ship 1 of many! I had Copilot fix release.yml again, but we're done!! For now...

This is a big one. A big one. I worked really hard with ChatGPT & Copilot to create release.yml. An automatic release & build system. It will automatically make a new release, summarise changes with Gemini and make builds for the 3 main OS's automatically. Apart from the initial setup, this is the ONLY other place I have used AI. I promise solemnly. I will be ticking the AI box just for safety, but 90% of the codebase was hand-written by me. Next devlog, I'll add file-saving support and then I'll ship!

I added a README! Click the README link on my project to read it easily.

Added ASCII art which shows whenever you run the project! I used http://www.network-science.de/ascii/ to generate it! I selected larry3d btw
Here's how it looks!

I added a delete function! It was really easy because all I did was copy & edit my update function lol. Very simple & awesome! I also did some other QoL changes like adding a condition so the update & delete function would immediately stop and say if you had no tasks.

Fixed a bug where you couldn't exit when you were using a function, by adding exit & interrupt handling in the add & update functions.

I added an update function! I changed the tasks HashMap to be a IndexMap so the tasks would stay in order. I did some other refactoring and stuff: check the commits for more details. However, the big thing is the update function! It works well!

I have changed the tasks vector to be a HashMap, so it supports a value. How it works now is that there is the Task string and the Done boolean. The list & add functions have been updated to reflect this change! imma add a update function next!

I added a help command! I also added exit commands and fixed a few things. Check commits for more details.

Added add & list commands. Also refactored Gemini's code so its more my style and makes more sense for me, making it easier for me and yk letting me work without getting confusled

I added the main loop! I cant lie I kinda needed Gemini for this cuz I'm new to rust and know none of the crates. But, it gave me the boilerplate so I shouldn't need ai anymore, and if i do, only for debugging. but i should be fine :) btw i havent added any logic, literally just the main loop + hello & exit commands + error handling. thats it

I have added the cloud animation! Also changed its position and changed the animate function to be more reusable!

Added favicon and a hackatime badge to README! Also presented it at school today, so ready to ship!

I added the info to the Battle of Trafalgar and World War One page! I spent a lot of time as it’s due today so it is a bit rushed.

Added home button! Added a little text to ww1 page. Designed the home button in Figma! Same colour as Demo button SOM again... love the colour!

Added a button underneath both images saying More Information. Also changed font to National Park. Defo didnt copy the more information button from SoM's demo button...

Added a WW1 image which shows Infantry in Trenches, and also made the close button slightly smaller.

Add the first picture! Also added an info button, which shows a pop-up telling you where to find the credits for the images used. Designed the info & close button in Figma, proud! Never use figma so thats why im happy to use it! Anyways, idc about mobile for now, my project is due thursday. Also fade!

Heyyy! Soz, I meant to make a devlog for the boilerplate, but I forgot. Anyway, I've managed to get a basic background and style + headings going! pretty awesome ngl! I borrowed #tonic's colour (#f4e2cb). I hope it looks alright! Gonna add background pictures and stuff soon!

Added punctuation filtering so words like j-o_b are still recognised. This still preserves emoji banning, but makes it a lot harder to bypass the bot filter! you should try in #word-ban, i dare you!

This leaderboard, took far, far, far too long. Also let emojis be banned now

Added /is-banned, which lets you check if a word is banned in the channel it's run in. Also thought about adding rich text in more places rather than boring plain respond.

Added /banned-words, which lists the words that are banned in the channel it's run in. Also first use of Block Kit, since it uses rich text list

Banned words are now case-INsensitive. Also, added a README with some help from ChatGPT.

I added some new features, which is now all word banning will be channel specific. I did have some brainstorming time on how I could do this and my best solution is to put the channel ID in the word key. I did think about using JSON but I thought I'll just stick with my database xD. I also added more logging! Here's is a demo of how it is channel specific

After a lot of work and troubleshooting with Gemini CLI, I was able to make a GitHub Action that automatically deployed new changes in my bot to Nest, so now my bot is online permanently! :)

Added functionality to ban words, and the bot replies to messages that contain configured banned words. Banned words can only be added, and only by channel managers or creators

Haven't put any actual features yet, just setting up and boilerplate, it does work though! You can test it in #word-ban. It's also only hosted locally for now, will put it on a server soon!

I've been working on the feedback in issue #53 on my repo, and its kinda hard providing a picture for that so uhh, I'll just put a screenshot of what I'll do. Im too tired to be detailed soz

I've drawn a cloud/rain animation! Also, I put the animation stuff in a module in Rust, so now it's more organised! Rain is soooo simple to animate but still looks nicee :)

I have now added the cat animation to the game! If you were to compile right now, it would just open a window and display my cat animation. At least it's a start to actual coding! Yay! :D

I got stuck deciding between godot and bevy as a game-engine since I spent a while animating a cat, but then I realised if I wanted to use ratatui I’d need to make it in ASCII which would take ages. Take a look at my first ever animation in my life! All by myself! :D

Added a simple README, no actual project yet. Also this website looks so ngl. I wanna make a website for my CloudCat game after making in rust. I wonder if there's an easy way to convert or i'll just have to remake it in svelte since svelte is the best!! <3