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| 670 | Press any key to continue... | Bitball [Python3 Longplay] | 0 | 2026-03-07 | In case you were wondering, yes I made this game. It was first developed in late 2019 with the last update made in 2022. It's a simple brick breaker, but with a bit more realistic physics system compared to most standard implementations and it features a few different game modes. Source code: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/Bitball Sound effects: https://freesound.org/people/mmaal/ The general goal of the game is to get the highest score compared to your opponents. Here are the game modes: - Classic: The original game mode, you start with 1 ball, but you can earn 1 extra ball on each area. The game ends if you lose all balls. - Zen: A time attack mode. You have infinite number of balls, but you're playing on a timer. The game ends when that timer reaches zero. The timer is paused when you respawn. - Survival: A hardcore game mode. You have 5 balls in total from the start, but you can't earn any more balls throughout the game (apart from multiball). The game ends if you lose all balls. - Eliminator: Elimination rounds based mode. You have infinite number of balls, but everyone is playing on the same timer. Once the timer reaches 0, the player with the lowest score is eliminated and the game ends for that player. At this point the timer resets and the cycle repeats. The game ends when only 1 player remains and their timer runs out. - Developer (a.k.a. Void): A sandbox mode. By default, it acts similar to classic mode, however unlike other game modes, this one allows you to activate various cheats during gameplay. Special bricks that you may encounter: - Orange: Multiball trigger. As you hit other bricks, the bonus multiplier increases. That bonus is given out as soon as you hit the orange brick, at which point multiple balls appear. You may lose every ball except for one before your ball counter goes down. - Cyan: Extra ball. This adds 1 extra ball to the reserve (Classic and Developer modes only). - Gray: Obstacles. These may appear when you reach specific level counts. You can't break these and you don't have to hit them to clear an area. The game has two physics engines - the new and old one. The new one is the default and allows balls to collide with each other and when bouncing from a paddle, the ball bounces back in the direction relative to where the ball lands on the paddle. The old physics don't have these two things. Credits: Game logic/level design/graphics/sound effects by me :) Music by 8-Bit Misfits |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yO-nafWCBxE | 0 | Bitball [Python3 Longplay] | Bitball [Python3 Longplay] | In case you were wondering, yes I made this game. It was first developed in late 2019 with the last update made in 2022. It's a simple brick breaker, but with a bit more realistic physics system compared to most standard implementations and it features a few different game modes. Source code: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/Bitball Sound effects: https://freesound.org/people/mmaal/ The general goal of the game is to get the highest score compared to your opponents. Here are the game modes: - Classic: The original game mode, you start with 1 ball, but you can earn 1 extra ball on each area. The game ends if you lose all balls. - Zen: A time attack mode. You have infinite number of balls, but you're playing on a timer. The game ends when that timer reaches zero. The timer is paused when you respawn. - Survival: A hardcore game mode. You have 5 balls in total from the start, but you can't earn any more balls throughout the game (apart from multiball). The game ends if you lose all balls. - Eliminator: Elimination rounds based mode. You have infinite number of balls, but everyone is playing on the same timer. Once the timer reaches 0, the player with the lowest score is eliminated and the game ends for that player. At this point the timer resets and the cycle repeats. The game ends when only 1 player remains and their timer runs out. - Developer (a.k.a. Void): A sandbox mode. By default, it acts similar to classic mode, however unlike other game modes, this one allows you to activate various cheats during gameplay. Special bricks that you may encounter: - Orange: Multiball trigger. As you hit other bricks, the bonus multiplier increases. That bonus is given out as soon as you hit the orange brick, at which point multiple balls appear. You may lose every ball except for one before your ball counter goes down. - Cyan: Extra ball. This adds 1 extra ball to the reserve (Classic and Developer modes only). - Gray: Obstacles. These may appear when you reach specific level counts. You can't break these and you don't have to hit them to clear an area. The game has two physics engines - the new and old one. The new one is the default and allows balls to collide with each other and when bouncing from a paddle, the ball bounces back in the direction relative to where the ball lands on the paddle. The old physics don't have these two things. Credits: Game logic/level design/graphics/sound effects by me :) Music by 8-Bit Misfits |
In case you were wondering, yes I made this game. It was first developed in late 2019 with the last update made in 2022. It's a simple brick breaker, but with a bit more realistic physics system compared to most standard implementations and it features a few different game modes. Source code: https://github.com/MarkusMaal/Bitball Sound effects: https://freesound.org/people/mmaal/ The general goal of the game is to get the highest score compared to your opponents. Here are the game modes: - Classic: The original game mode, you start with 1 ball, but you can earn 1 extra ball on each area. The game ends if you lose all balls. - Zen: A time attack mode. You have infinite number of balls, but you're playing on a timer. The game ends when that timer reaches zero. The timer is paused when you respawn. - Survival: A hardcore game mode. You have 5 balls in total from the start, but you can't earn any more balls throughout the game (apart from multiball). The game ends if you lose all balls. - Eliminator: Elimination rounds based mode. You have infinite number of balls, but everyone is playing on the same timer. Once the timer reaches 0, the player with the lowest score is eliminated and the game ends for that player. At this point the timer resets and the cycle repeats. The game ends when only 1 player remains and their timer runs out. - Developer (a.k.a. Void): A sandbox mode. By default, it acts similar to classic mode, however unlike other game modes, this one allows you to activate various cheats during gameplay. Special bricks that you may encounter: - Orange: Multiball trigger. As you hit other bricks, the bonus multiplier increases. That bonus is given out as soon as you hit the orange brick, at which point multiple balls appear. You may lose every ball except for one before your ball counter goes down. - Cyan: Extra ball. This adds 1 extra ball to the reserve (Classic and Developer modes only). - Gray: Obstacles. These may appear when you reach specific level counts. You can't break these and you don't have to hit them to clear an area. The game has two physics engines - the new and old one. The new one is the default and allows balls to collide with each other and when bouncing from a paddle, the ball bounces back in the direction relative to where the ball lands on the paddle. The old physics don't have these two things. Credits: Game logic/level design/graphics/sound effects by me :) Music by 8-Bit Misfits |
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| 636 | Press any key to continue... | Flipnic - Free Camera [PCSX2 Cheat Engine Mod] | 0 | 2025-07-26 | In this video, I showcase various areas of the game you normally don't see thanks to a freecam mod I made with Cheat Engine. It's ready to use if you have the PAL version, but other versions require some manual labor to get it working. ---------------------------------------------------- CT file download ---------------------------------------------------- https://gist.github.com/MarkusMaal/bc9b2d7497d67cb1a17e1ad1d61ca0eb/raw/9b3679e61b9aeacc02fc69ffa725bb57f1e0ee11/FlipnicFreecam-public.CT (right click → save as) ---------------------------------------------------- Using Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x ---------------------------------------------------- To use Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x, you need to enable this setting: Edit → Settings → Scan Settings → Scan the following memory region types → MEM_MAPPED Otherwise, it'll just ignore the PS2 EE memory region. ---------------------------------------------------- Using the CT file ---------------------------------------------------- To load the CT file, choose File → Load in Cheat Engine. Find the file with file browser and open it. Allow it to execute the lua script. Now hook Cheat Engine to PCSX2 with the game already running and keep the address list. You should now see the EEmemPointer has an address - do not remove it! To see the form, double-click Table → FlipnicFreecam. You should see a window open, resize it. Now, in-game, go into a stage and let your ball drop into the outhole (don't relaunch it). Now you have the conditions to control the camera without interruptions. ---------------------------------------------------- Troubleshooting ---------------------------------------------------- Switch back to Flipnic Freecam window and click the "Freecam enable" button. For testing, drag the "Field of view" slider and you should see the FOV change. If you don't see anything change or the game crashes, that means it isn't the PAL version and you need to modify the script to get it to work (for safety reasons, if it didn't crash, restart the game without saving). To see the code, click Table → Show Cheat Table Lua Script. You want to specifically modify the local camLoc variable. Perform the following steps to get the offset: 1. Load the Metallurgy A stage (a 5-minute demo of this stage is immediately accessible even if you don't have a completed save file). You can press START to pause the timer if you only have access to the demo. 2. Let the animation play 3. Using Cheat Engine or PCSX2 debug tools, search for this array of bytes in memory: 4A F0 40 44 00 00 D0 41 BA 18 1D 44 00 00 80 3F 4A 30 47 44 FC FF FF 3F BA D8 16 44 00 00 80 3F 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4. It should return 1 result. If you're using CE, you can set the start to eemem or pcsx2-qt.eemem in memory scan options to ensure only 1 value is returned. 5. Add 0x30 to the address where you found these bytes 6. If you used CE, you also need to also subtract the address of EEmemPointer to get the actual offset in PS2 memory 7. Take the resulting offset and set the camLoc variable to it (hexadecimal values are prefixed with 0x) 8. Save the script and click the "Execute script" button to apply changes immediately ---------------------------------------------------- How to use Flipnic Freecam form ---------------------------------------------------- There are three columns that you can mess with: - Origin+Target - moves both the target and origin, so that you can just move around without changing the angle - Target - moves the "imaginary point", which the camera looks at - Origin - moves the actual camera position without moving the target Also - Freecam enable - Enable Freecam mode (doesn't work when multiball mission is active or in evolution stages) - Freecam disable - Resets the camera to whatever it was There are also three sliders - Field of view - Adjusts FOV, smaller values zoom the camera out, while higher values make everything smaller and more distorted - Substep - Each time you click a + or - button, move the camera by this mu |
0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31-pnJw6PFo | 0 | Flipnic - Free Camera [PCSX2 Cheat Engine Mod] | Flipnic - Free Camera [PCSX2 Cheat Engine Mod] | In this video, I showcase various areas of the game you normally don't see thanks to a freecam mod I made with Cheat Engine. It's ready to use if you have the PAL version, but other versions require some manual labor to get it working. ---------------------------------------------------- CT file download ---------------------------------------------------- https://gist.github.com/MarkusMaal/bc9b2d7497d67cb1a17e1ad1d61ca0eb/raw/9b3679e61b9aeacc02fc69ffa725bb57f1e0ee11/FlipnicFreecam-public.CT (right click → save as) ---------------------------------------------------- Using Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x ---------------------------------------------------- To use Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x, you need to enable this setting: Edit → Settings → Scan Settings → Scan the following memory region types → MEM_MAPPED Otherwise, it'll just ignore the PS2 EE memory region. ---------------------------------------------------- Using the CT file ---------------------------------------------------- To load the CT file, choose File → Load in Cheat Engine. Find the file with file browser and open it. Allow it to execute the lua script. Now hook Cheat Engine to PCSX2 with the game already running and keep the address list. You should now see the EEmemPointer has an address - do not remove it! To see the form, double-click Table → FlipnicFreecam. You should see a window open, resize it. Now, in-game, go into a stage and let your ball drop into the outhole (don't relaunch it). Now you have the conditions to control the camera without interruptions. ---------------------------------------------------- Troubleshooting ---------------------------------------------------- Switch back to Flipnic Freecam window and click the "Freecam enable" button. For testing, drag the "Field of view" slider and you should see the FOV change. If you don't see anything change or the game crashes, that means it isn't the PAL version and you need to modify the script to get it to work (for safety reasons, if it didn't crash, restart the game without saving). To see the code, click Table → Show Cheat Table Lua Script. You want to specifically modify the local camLoc variable. Perform the following steps to get the offset: 1. Load the Metallurgy A stage (a 5-minute demo of this stage is immediately accessible even if you don't have a completed save file). You can press START to pause the timer if you only have access to the demo. 2. Let the animation play 3. Using Cheat Engine or PCSX2 debug tools, search for this array of bytes in memory: 4A F0 40 44 00 00 D0 41 BA 18 1D 44 00 00 80 3F 4A 30 47 44 FC FF FF 3F BA D8 16 44 00 00 80 3F 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4. It should return 1 result. If you're using CE, you can set the start to eemem or pcsx2-qt.eemem in memory scan options to ensure only 1 value is returned. 5. Add 0x30 to the address where you found these bytes 6. If you used CE, you also need to also subtract the address of EEmemPointer to get the actual offset in PS2 memory 7. Take the resulting offset and set the camLoc variable to it (hexadecimal values are prefixed with 0x) 8. Save the script and click the "Execute script" button to apply changes immediately ---------------------------------------------------- How to use Flipnic Freecam form ---------------------------------------------------- There are three columns that you can mess with: - Origin+Target - moves both the target and origin, so that you can just move around without changing the angle - Target - moves the "imaginary point", which the camera looks at - Origin - moves the actual camera position without moving the target Also - Freecam enable - Enable Freecam mode (doesn't work when multiball mission is active or in evolution stages) - Freecam disable - Resets the camera to whatever it was There are also three sliders - Field of view - Adjusts FOV, smaller values zoom the camera out, while higher values make everything smaller and more distorted - Substep - Each time you click a + or - button, move the camera by this much - Step - Same as substep, but allows you to move even faster Obviously you can click on the - and + buttons, but you can also scroll the mouse wheel on the - buttons to change that specific value. ---------------------------------------------------- Chapters ---------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Biology 9:57 Metallurgy 21:33 Optics 37:09 Biology 2P 42:08 Metallurgy 2P 45:00 Geometry 57:56 Optics 2P 59:01 Geometry 2P ---------------------------------------------------- In case you use macOS ---------------------------------------------------- You need to temporarily disable System Integrity Protection to use Cheat Engine on a Mac. Follow Apple's instructions here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/disabling-and-enabling-system-integrity-protection. |
In this video, I showcase various areas of the game you normally don't see thanks to a freecam mod I made with Cheat Engine. It's ready to use if you have the PAL version, but other versions require some manual labor to get it working. ---------------------------------------------------- CT file download ---------------------------------------------------- https://gist.github.com/MarkusMaal/bc9b2d7497d67cb1a17e1ad1d61ca0eb/raw/9b3679e61b9aeacc02fc69ffa725bb57f1e0ee11/FlipnicFreecam-public.CT (right click → save as) ---------------------------------------------------- Using Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x ---------------------------------------------------- To use Cheat Engine with PCSX2 2.x, you need to enable this setting: Edit → Settings → Scan Settings → Scan the following memory region types → MEM_MAPPED Otherwise, it'll just ignore the PS2 EE memory region. ---------------------------------------------------- Using the CT file ---------------------------------------------------- To load the CT file, choose File → Load in Cheat Engine. Find the file with file browser and open it. Allow it to execute the lua script. Now hook Cheat Engine to PCSX2 with the game already running and keep the address list. You should now see the EEmemPointer has an address - do not remove it! To see the form, double-click Table → FlipnicFreecam. You should see a window open, resize it. Now, in-game, go into a stage and let your ball drop into the outhole (don't relaunch it). Now you have the conditions to control the camera without interruptions. ---------------------------------------------------- Troubleshooting ---------------------------------------------------- Switch back to Flipnic Freecam window and click the "Freecam enable" button. For testing, drag the "Field of view" slider and you should see the FOV change. If you don't see anything change or the game crashes, that means it isn't the PAL version and you need to modify the script to get it to work (for safety reasons, if it didn't crash, restart the game without saving). To see the code, click Table → Show Cheat Table Lua Script. You want to specifically modify the local camLoc variable. Perform the following steps to get the offset: 1. Load the Metallurgy A stage (a 5-minute demo of this stage is immediately accessible even if you don't have a completed save file). You can press START to pause the timer if you only have access to the demo. 2. Let the animation play 3. Using Cheat Engine or PCSX2 debug tools, search for this array of bytes in memory: 4A F0 40 44 00 00 D0 41 BA 18 1D 44 00 00 80 3F 4A 30 47 44 FC FF FF 3F BA D8 16 44 00 00 80 3F 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 4. It should return 1 result. If you're using CE, you can set the start to eemem or pcsx2-qt.eemem in memory scan options to ensure only 1 value is returned. 5. Add 0x30 to the address where you found these bytes 6. If you used CE, you also need to also subtract the address of EEmemPointer to get the actual offset in PS2 memory 7. Take the resulting offset and set the camLoc variable to it (hexadecimal values are prefixed with 0x) 8. Save the script and click the "Execute script" button to apply changes immediately ---------------------------------------------------- How to use Flipnic Freecam form ---------------------------------------------------- There are three columns that you can mess with: - Origin+Target - moves both the target and origin, so that you can just move around without changing the angle - Target - moves the "imaginary point", which the camera looks at - Origin - moves the actual camera position without moving the target Also - Freecam enable - Enable Freecam mode (doesn't work when multiball mission is active or in evolution stages) - Freecam disable - Resets the camera to whatever it was There are also three sliders - Field of view - Adjusts FOV, smaller values zoom the camera out, while higher values make everything smaller and more distorted - Substep - Each time you click a + or - button, move the camera by this much - Step - Same as substep, but allows you to move even faster Obviously you can click on the - and + buttons, but you can also scroll the mouse wheel on the - buttons to change that specific value. ---------------------------------------------------- Chapters ---------------------------------------------------- 0:00 Biology 9:57 Metallurgy 21:33 Optics 37:09 Biology 2P 42:08 Metallurgy 2P 45:00 Geometry 57:56 Optics 2P 59:01 Geometry 2P ---------------------------------------------------- In case you use macOS ---------------------------------------------------- You need to temporarily disable System Integrity Protection to use Cheat Engine on a Mac. Follow Apple's instructions here: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/security/disabling-and-enabling-system-integrity-protection. |
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