The Official Blog of Patcoola

January 27th, 2023

Production report for 2022’s projects by Patcoola. What was slated and what was done in 2022. This year’s (2022) focus was on website compliance and audio synthesizers. The Chiptune Composer was a last minute addition to the plan but was an exciting one. Audio from just notes is exciting and a blast from video games’ past. The development of a chiptune composer may of taken time away from the major objective of a video game designer, however, the project shows how much work is needed in audio playback. Video games need audio.

Index

• 2022 Slated Projects [link]
• 2022 Progress Log [link]
• 2022 Production Outline
• 2022 Production Details

July 30th, 2022

Project Title: Color Picker
Programming Language: JavaScript
Date Created: 2022-07-21

Purpose: Provides a widget for color selecting within design software and Web Apps.

Description: Color Picker is a full featured widget for selecting colors. It supports RGB, HSL, HEX, and Alpha. Click and drag user interface for Hue, Color, and Alpha. Realtime preview of color changes and input values.

Color Picker provides perfect color as proven with Adobe Animate.

January 18th, 2021

Production report for 2020’s projects by Patcoola. What was slated and what was done in 2020. The year was very bountiful in public donations as I received our first ever online contributes. COVID-19 made for a very inconvenient year as it changed the way we life our lives. Production in Stage Two has shifted to a new and exciting project for the better, I am developing my own game designer. We can expect 2021 to focus on the development of the designer.

Index

• 2020 Slated Projects
• 2020 Progress Log
• 2020 Production Outline
• 2020 Production Details

July 28th, 2019

2018, I was approached by a tourist living in the neighborhood. He will be living in Canada for six months and he couldn’t get internet service. He was unable to signup for an account due to not having a permanent address. He offered to pay for everything, however, he didn’t want to invest in proper equipment. The challenge was to get a WiFi single over 900ft, approximately a quarter of a kilometer away. I told him it was a long shot, however, it hasn’t been tried with modern routers. We were successful at 950 feet.