It's been a long ass time since I've done anything here. I found this text file in my file manager though, it's a python program for simulating solar system formation from a random collection of particles representing a dust cloud. It was the first real program I wrote in python, …

I added a new feature allowing you to select the platforms your game or example will work on during submission. If this feature does not work, let me know. I have tested it via localhost on my computer, and nudged it in to code on the server.

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Your welcome all who are interested. After a lot of work making it more secure, more useful, and most importantly easier to use, the api will help designing multiplayer, highscore, and achievements. Yeah reflect. I coded achievements. You can look at them in your profile. O wait, the profiles also …

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This blog isn't' for flaming. It's solely for me to get a little information on the possible merge from any of you guys who actually know what this is all about. Because I sure as hell don't, or I wouldn't be posting this.

The game's called Momodora 2. It's a quaint little metrovania, should only be a hour long for the first playthrough. I'd say if you were to describe the principles of its design, it would epitomize the word breeze. Momo, the player, is a lithe little thing and the level …