mrgraeme's code adventures

Category: Pixels

  • Sim Banker #0.1

    #0.1 indeed!  Sans animation, any real situational responsiveness or any buttons to press here is the first-est version of the sim banker game. press: left to drink & increase happiness up to clean yourself up with the financial times right to eat beluga caviar down to invest in the stock markets I’ll be implementing nice…

  • Business Bits

    For my next trick I will give you unprecedented access in to the mysterious world of ‘business’. Look after your very own ‘business’ man, feed him stock options then clean up after him with the financial times! Perform more than 3 actions to make sure your ‘business’ man is kept in cigars and brandy! Mustache…

  • JavaScript Fun #3 Tiny Crowd Waving the Way That Mexicans Stereotypically Might

    Ok ok ok! I promise this is the last jumping people post! But they have finally organised themselves well enough to do a wave as you pass your pointer of choice over them and they really, really wanted to show you! Wave little guys! Wave! On to a new silly project now!

  • JavaScript Fun #2 Tiny Crowd Jumping

    Build it and they shall come! As if one cute tiny little man jumping up and down randomly wasn’t enough (and I think I made it clear that it wasn’t enough) JavaScript has made all of my dreams come true by letting me build my very own crowd of randomly jumpy people. The one in the red…

  • JavaScript fun #1 – Tiny man jumping

    Look what I maded! A tiny* man who jumps up and down randomly because of JavaScript. Click on him to see! He looks so happy! Now all I need is more tiny guys on the screen at once to jump up and down randomly…   what’s that little guys?  You’re all praising your benevolent maker?……

  • Matt the Eagle Pirate!

    It all started with one silly whiteboard drawing in tribute to one legendary man… It took just one lunchtime to convert this into a piece of unfinished pixel art… and it ended, or at least plateaued, with a really stupid game knocked up as quickly as possible on a Saturday afternoon in Javascript / Canvas.…