u/neenonay

Hi all,

You can now publish directly to handwritten.blog from your Supernote! Previously you had to email me for access, but you can now enable the feature yourself at https://handwritten.blog/supernote (you have to be registered and logged in).

You open a notebook, tap "Send to handwritten.blog" in the NOTE toolbar and your pages upload as images and become a private draft. You review it and publish it yourself. Nothing publishes automatically, and only the pages you send get uploaded. Your Supernote password, Cloud account and .note files never reach my server. The plugin only uses Ratta's documented on-device APIs. No root, no developer mode.

The plugin is open source (MIT licese): https://github.com/emilesilvis/handwritten-blog-supernote-plugin

Caveats: I don't own a Supernote, so there's no model or firmware compatibility list yet. With the help of u/y0da_cod3r, I tested it, and it works! If you find any bugs, let me know!

https://preview.redd.it/w65qnrb2dekh1.png?width=1626&format=png&auto=webp&s=6bbf85eb31e533e1ca183b4d12d4c7aa7b662af5

EDIT: I since did something similar for Supernote! https://handwritten.blog/supernote. I would love some help from people willing to beta test.

Hi all! I wrote about the feature for the reMarkabale here: https://www.reddit.com/r/RemarkableTablet/comments/1voxjem/you_can_now_publish_directly_to_handwrittenblog/

I'd love to do the same for the Supernote, but since I don't actually have a Supernote, I can't test it. Would any of you be willing to help me test it?

(This all assumes I'm legally allowed to do this; this is something I need to figure out still.)

https://preview.redd.it/2wxnfxwx4ijh1.png?width=1038&format=png&auto=webp&s=5f2ad6a62f5a2f0f3b256a84270cd4c111af6117

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I'm super exceited about this feature for https://handwritten.blog/ (handwritten.blog is a blogging platform for handwritten posts).

It's not enabled for all users yet, so if you'd like to try it, DM me your email address you signed up with and I'll enable it for you.

You simply:

1. Connect your device.
2. Create a top-level `handwritten.blog` folder.
3. Every new notebook in that folder becomes a draft on https://handwritten.blog/!

https://preview.redd.it/htmvq3h03ijh1.png?width=1038&format=png&auto=webp&s=25a280dc23985cf4a18d15a5a0f2aee21c8b191b

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I’ve been thinking recently: what would need to be true of a game to make or a proper Outer Wilds-like? In my mind: 1) a progressive discovery of knowledge that reveals the mystery and 2) some sort of a loop. Are there any other key ingredients I’m missing (apart from an awesome OST, of course)?

Edit: oops, I said “I’ve ever made” in the title but it should be “I’ve ever _played_”. I can’t edit the title.

https://handwritten.blog/ has a new homepage which, hopefully, reflects its ethos better.

If you have ideas to make it even better or you'd like your blog featured under the "See a page link", let me know!

https://handwritten.blog/ has a new homepage which, hopefully, reflects its ethos better.

If you have ideas to make it even better or you'd like your blog featured under the "See a page link", let me know!

I've been building a Zachlike called Wolf Tone (previous name was Braneworks) and I'd love play testers (DM me, and I'll send the link).

You're basically a luthier commissioned by an (unseen) alien civilisation to shape reality through building advanced musical machines (that are actually just string theory in disguise).

Every screen is drawn, not sprited. Brass, bone and walnut lit by one lamp. Made in Godot, in play testing now. Eventually I hope to put it on Steam.

(My previous post got removed by Reddit's filters, so posting again).

https://preview.redd.it/e7j8ugznfleh1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=2c58bb27cbd8fa01b9b0c7f066c0abccf9349958

https://preview.redd.it/mr36nqyofleh1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=67306d5f4cb6aac30f96488c312d18542b798d45

https://preview.redd.it/80wj88zpfleh1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=920d7d67d75b61a650d459361c0d2aa449246d26

Right now https://handwritten.blog/ kind of sucks (I think it can be way more), but I'd love to see if there are any people interested to help me collaborate on it? It's a nice opportunity to have some creative fun.

I've been building a Zachlike called Wolf Tone (previous name was Braneworks) and I'd love play testers (DM me, and I'll send the link).

You're basically a luthier commissioned by an (unseen) alien civilisation to shape reality through building advanced musical machines (that are actually just string theory in disguise).

Every screen is drawn, not sprited. Brass, bone and walnut lit by one lamp. Made in Godot, in playtesting now. Eventually I hope to put it on Steam.

(My previous post got removed by Reddit's filters, so posting again).

https://preview.redd.it/9k8xdek46geh1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=302cd0fc38c52e5bc056c42bb0a36e94f6668e7c

https://preview.redd.it/bh9sa9d56geh1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0ec857c8e94016627c3ed580ce565a1132ed8a23

https://preview.redd.it/xxa0erp56geh1.jpg?width=1600&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=84172d537d949e429e5e4238b06b8ae8c4f9172e

A while ago there was someone that asked for reference projects using SDD to see how they track specs over time, and I had the idea for https://sddobservatory.com/ (which became a reality today).

It's all community-driven, so please help me submit more frameworks and especially projects!

Also, feel free to help me think about the actual methodology more carefully: https://sddobservatory.com/methodology/.

Disclaimer: I'm doing this completely for my own fascination with SDD.

Disclaimer 2: I know it's ironic (or telling?) that this project itself doesn't use SDD :)

Hi all. I'm a huge Zachtronics fan. I've always dreamt about making such a game myself, especially about something esoteric like string theory (I find Opus Magnum especially memorable because of the alchemy theme).

I think 99% of of making a good Zachlike is getting the mechanics right (and I think level diversity is entailed in that). I started playing around with some of the mechanics and would love some feedback. Would anyone be interested to have a small play test and tell me what they think I can improve?

Good to note: the prototype you see below is sans any aesthetics! It's just a sandbox for me to test out the mechanics. I envision this looking way prettier eventually :)

https://preview.redd.it/eyt4c4sazsdh1.png?width=2876&format=png&auto=webp&s=5db5f43934f2ecef631b6901506c98d22df7d134

I am making a platform for handwritten blogs: https://handwritten.blog/.

Currently the landing page kind of sucks. I want it to look more like https://postimg.cc/w7ZNXmMt (still not final). What I want is a hand drawn landing page, with the illustrations. This can be a photograph of an actual illustration on paper or something done on a tablet.

Please contact me by leaving a comment on this post. I won't be answering chats.

(Disclaimer: I coundlt figure out exactly whether this kind of post is against the community rules; it might be!)

A while ago I stumbled upon a post on the remarkable sub about a handwritten blog. I loved the idea of slow, deliberate, authentic writing so much that I bought the https://handwritten.blog domain from the owner and started playing with building my own version this week. No idea where it's going, but I'm having fun.

There's a demo blog at https://demo.handwritten.blog/ (or make your own at https://handwritten.blog/). Would love thoughts from people who love writing by hand.

A while ago I stumbled upon a post on the remarkable sub about a handwritten blog. I loved the idea of slow, deliberate, authentic writing so much that I bought the https://handwritten.blog domain from the owner and started playing with building my own version this week. No idea where it's going, but I'm having fun.

There's a demo blog at https://demo.handwritten.blog/ (or make your own at https://handwritten.blog/). Would love thoughts from people who love writing by hand.

A while ago I stumbled upon this post on this sub about a handwritten blog. I loved the idea of slow, deliberate, authentic writing (especially with my reMarkable - I don't use a Supernote) so much that I bought the https://handwritten.blog domain from Daniel and started playing with building my own version this week. No idea where it's going, but I'm having fun.

There's a demo blog at https://demo.handwritten.blog/ (or make your own at https://handwritten.blog/). Would love thoughts from people who love writing by hand.

A while ago I stumbled upon this post on this sub about a handwritten blog. I loved the idea of slow, deliberate, authentic writing (especially with my RPP) so much that I bought the https://handwritten.blog domain from Daniel and started playing with building my own version this week. No idea where it's going, but I'm having fun.

There's a demo blog at https://demo.handwritten.blog/ (or make your own at https://handwritten.blog/). Would love thoughts from people who love writing by hand.