this is an amazing project that I'm super impressed by! Thank you for making and posting this awesome content

@lifelong You have to type in the 'desktop' command (without quotes)

how do you exit a game?

don’t try to find anything about “honkos” on YT…

@ultragun6 It works out of the box. Just place the item assembly on the sub of your choosing in the submarine editor and hide the circuit boxes. Give it a test in the editor to make sure it works and save as a new sub. You're going to have to buy it in the campaign later. For an ongoing campaign you can set the cost very low to switch.

How may I integrate this into my campaign sub so i can chillax in the command room whilst EVERYONE ELSE does their shenanigans

Now I can be a iPad kid in barotrauma 💀

holy crap your an artist.

Ah, okay. Got it working, thank you. Wonderful job with these minigames, by the way. Coding them would be simple, but coding them with Wiring Logic is something else entirely.. I can't imagine the work that went into the logic for every single variable.

@Antinous It's plug and play, no further setup needed. Just place the item assembly on a sub in editor, hide the boxes by ticking the hide in game box or hide them physically in a wall.

Seems fun, but how do I install this in a sub? I'm not well-educated with how Terminals and Circuit Boxes work. Could you add an Installation Guide as a read-only Discussion?

@tonyzur
Not impossible. RNG generators can be implemented, but without loops it would be an RNG generator per dice which adds up quickly. I may look more into it at some point

would it be possible to implement farkle or a similar basic diceroll based game into HonkOS?

@microwave
The Digitization is pleased to announce the grand success of their optimization efforts as Tic-Tac-Toe reclaims it's spot as the smallest game on HonkOS with a comfortable lead at just 31 components.

@microwave
The Digitization Department at the Grand Circus acknowledges this honker’s thoughtful input and laments, with great theatrical flair, the ongoing flood of complex game proposals, despite our repeated cries for simplicity. We’ve long petitioned for a Subdepartment for the Coming Up With Good Ideas for the Digitization Department (SCUWGIDD), but alas, HonkOS’s immense success has led to funding channels being tangled in pranks.

On a brighter note, as highlighted in a recent press release, we’ve achieved impressive optimization feats! Our latest game, Four-Field Kono, now boasts the fewest components of any HonkOS title—just 54, compared to Tic-Tac-Toe’s 64, despite its complexity. These advancements showcase the department’s continued progress, and retrofitting older games to benefit from these optimizations is now our top priority.

I think it would be a great asset to the honkmothers children to have simple games that dont require much components. That way the honkmothers children can spread clownery across all submarines in europa.

we need a port of rogue for the submarine terminal

genuine magic

peak

wonderful

Genius

Doom in barotrauma???

you are the terry davis of barotrauma, well done

I mean, you have got a point..

@microwave Even if She didn't, wouldn't that just be the greatest joke?

This is honkmother approved right?

As a clown
i love it with all my bike horn shaped heart

@Mumfler-fumplerdink
Ok, I think I fixed it. Turns out I've had 2 copies of HonkOS and was working on the one that wasn't synced to the workshop so when I tried to update it would just send the old (synced and broken) version again.It should be fine now.

@Mumfler-fumplerdink
There is a potential issue where if 2 signals arrive at the same time to the same pin, they'll be ordered in the order that the components they're originating from were created.

I have at least once uploaded a version where I accidentally flipped the order of displaing a clearing the terminal resulting in the sane behaviour you're describing so please check if you have the latest version.

I may have also uploaded the latest version with the same issue, I'll have to check when I get back home.

That said, I'm not sure if the order components were originally created is preserved through steam workshop, though it is when copy-pasting in sub editor so I'd assume it should. I'd need someone to confirm they have this issue on a latest version where I know for sure it didn't occur before uploading to workshop.

I do have a way to fix it if it turns out the component creation order is not properly preserved after all.

@MisterFossil Well, OS may be a bit of a reach, it's really just a game select screen that routea inputs to different games in their circuit boxes and then their display back to the terminal, so more of a glorified arcade machine but what wouldn't a good clown do to bring attention to his stunt and spread the joy as far as possible :p

yeah i got a blank screen and if i type 1-3 i get a loading screen then "enter 'desktop' to return to game select" and nothing else

I can't believe we got a working OS in Barotrauma. Well done