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tj_starpath by 42Bastian [web]
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added on the 2025-07-05 22:55:04 by 42Bastian  |
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Very nice :)
rulez added on the 2025-07-05 22:56:33 by HellMood 
love it
nice
256b on jag? Nice!
In 256 bytes, there's a whole story — like Bastian 🧙 reading The NeverEnding Story.
Amid clouds of dust, it drifted alone — no faster than a wayward meteor, yet with the grace of an old research vessel. Echelon, engineered for silence, listened to the nonexistent sounds of space. Deep within its hull, buried beneath layers of titanium and ceramic alloys, data resonated. 🐍
Rocks drifting through space — once fragments of planets, collided and forgotten — struck the outer hull with a sound so faint it existed only for the sensors. And only they could hear it: clang... tick... whisper. 🌀
In the control center, algorithms turned those collisions into melody. No one listened — no one was there anymore. But the ship listened for itself. For even a machine at the end of time needs rhythm to keep from losing the meaning of existence. 🐉
Amid clouds of dust, it drifted alone — no faster than a wayward meteor, yet with the grace of an old research vessel. Echelon, engineered for silence, listened to the nonexistent sounds of space. Deep within its hull, buried beneath layers of titanium and ceramic alloys, data resonated. 🐍
Rocks drifting through space — once fragments of planets, collided and forgotten — struck the outer hull with a sound so faint it existed only for the sensors. And only they could hear it: clang... tick... whisper. 🌀
In the control center, algorithms turned those collisions into melody. No one listened — no one was there anymore. But the ship listened for itself. For even a machine at the end of time needs rhythm to keep from losing the meaning of existence. 🐉
nice!
Still magic :)
Looks very impressive, I remember having seen the effect first in another Outline 2025 entry.
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Looks very impressive, I remember having seen the effect first in another Outline 2025 entry.
Original version:
https://www.pouet.net/prod.php?which=103622
256 bytes ! Fantastic !
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