If you've been following me on Tumblr, you know that lately I've gotten interested in a webcomic called Homestuck. It's made up to feel like an old school text-based video game, and it incorporates a lot of audio, flash animation, and even a few flash mini-games (making it a sort of multi-media webcomic). I wont bother trying to summarize the plot, as it's a bit complicated, but it's a really intriguing storyline and I'm hooked.
The comic updates regularly, generally on a daily basis, so sometimes fans have to constantly check the site to see if there's a new page. Luckily, one such fan developed a program called the Homestuck Notifier, which checks the Homestuck RSS feed regularly, and when there's a new update, a sound will play and an image will pop up above the computer's taskbar.
The Notifier cycles through a bunch of preset fanart, but the READ ME explained that you could upload your own image or sound to the program's macro folder. Obviously I had to do this, because the preset images didn't include one of Spades Slick, one of my favorite characters.
Friday, April 20, 2012
Sunday, April 15, 2012
Writing Prompt Response #3
Finally, the third of the three writing prompts I was given about a month ago. This is a bit late not only because I waited until I was finished with the other two before starting, but because it took me a while to get into the feel of the story. I'm still not completely satisfied - will probably be coming back to this sometime, but I'm happy with what I have for now. I didn't completely stick to the prompt, and I didn't really tell everything there was to tell, but I have a tendency to do that anyways.
The original prompt was "Three siblings or best friends, overcoming (or attempting to) something that would otherwise threaten to split them apart forever."
The original prompt was "Three siblings or best friends, overcoming (or attempting to) something that would otherwise threaten to split them apart forever."
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