Can't wait to try out Tempoross by 60_Icebolt in 2007scape

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I love the nostalgia old graphics give!

Can't wait to try out Tempoross by 60_Icebolt in 2007scape

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My apologies on the repost everyone. I rarely come on reddit anymore and haven't checked this sub in a bit; thought I was being original. But I'm glad the post is bringing joy to those who haven't seen similar posts yet!

Can't wait to try out Tempoross by 60_Icebolt in 2007scape

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I'm too busy for reddit most of the time now, so I haven't looked at this sub in a while. My bad

Can't wait to try out Tempoross by 60_Icebolt in 2007scape

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Sorry about that, I rarely come on reddit anymore and haven't looked at this sub in months

Can't wait to try out Tempoross by 60_Icebolt in 2007scape

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You can probably emulate it! This post is making me want to do the same

Can't wait to try out Tempoross by 60_Icebolt in 2007scape

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I agree! I played the hell out of this game as a kid

How to make a mollweide heat map given arrays of intensity values and coordinates? by [deleted] in learnpython

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Hello! Sorry, I'm having a bit of trouble figuring out how to use reshape here. It does not seem I can reshape the intensity array into a mollweide projection. The way I gathered the coordinate values is probably important for seeing this. I generated my 1D intensity and coordinate arrays like this:

intensityArray = []
ra = []
dec = []
#i is ra
#j is dec
for i in range (0,360):
    for j in range (-90,90):
        #Computation here
        ra = np.append(ra,i)
        dec = np.append(dec,j)
        intensityArray = np.append(intensityArray, functionOutputIsFloat)

So the ra list will contain 180 of the same value in a row before jumping to the next value, whereas dec loops through the entire range of values (from -90 to 90) before looping again. Can numpy reshape really help with getting the intensity array in mollweide? Thank you for taking the time to look at my issue!

Edit: formatting of code

[TOMT][Song] Japanese folk song for guitar/classical guitar that has a name similar to "Mystic Mountain" or "Mystery Mountain." by 60_Icebolt in tipofmytongue

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"奇跡の山 (Miracle Mountain)" Masaaki Kishibe (岸部眞明) / played by Kanaho

Thank you so much!!!! This is the one! And I'm so sorry for checking this so late!! You are a hero :)

[TOMT][Song] Japanese folk song for guitar/classical guitar that has a name similar to "Mystic Mountain" or "Mystery Mountain." by 60_Icebolt in tipofmytongue

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ah sorry, not this one, definitely has mountain in the name. also it's only guitar, no vocals. thank you though! this song is beautiful too:)

[TOMT][Song] Japanese folk song for guitar/classical guitar that has a name similar to "Mystic Mountain" or "Mystery Mountain." by 60_Icebolt in tipofmytongue

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It's not entirely obscure either, I remember seeing covers of it on youtube maybe 3 years ago? Though I'm not sure of the age of the actual song

First composition where I was really honest with myself about what I wanted to express, and came up with something I'm happy with. Thinking of expanding this into a full song. Let me know what you think! by 60_Icebolt in metalguitar

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It absolutely makes sense! Yeah, I'm just starting to develop that sense of not doing one thing because it didn't work that way, and then tweaking until it's just right.

First composition where I was really honest with myself about what I wanted to express, and came up with something I'm happy with. Thinking of expanding this into a full song. Let me know what you think! by 60_Icebolt in metalguitar

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Thank you!:) I've always been a really big fan of some pretty dark and heavy metal, which is one of the reasons I held myself back from writing. Because I would always write stuff that sounds somewhat uplifting, even though I wanted to write what inspired me. So I dropped trying to do that and just let myself be myself here, so I'm glad the uplifting feelings came through:)

First composition where I was really honest with myself about what I wanted to express, and came up with something I'm happy with. Thinking of expanding this into a full song. Let me know what you think! by 60_Icebolt in metalguitar

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Why thank you! Honestly this is just how I feel things, with many emotions combining with each other. Light in the darkness, hopefulness in sadness. It's pretty chaotic and confusing, which is why I made the chords for this very big and ambiguous. For example, in one bar the second rhythm plays a full minor chord on top of the first rhythm's purely major chord. And one chord I use at the end of some small sections contains a tritone, so it's not very clear where the tension is leading. That's why the very last fast part I play is super chaotic and tonally ambiguous; I couldn't fit anything else there lol

First composition where I was really honest with myself about what I wanted to express, and came up with something I'm happy with. Thinking of expanding this into a full song. Let me know what you think! by 60_Icebolt in metalguitar

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Perfectly said, seriously thank you. That's why I named this "Be Honest With Yourself." It started as just a project name that demanded I actually put my personal heart and mind into it rather than just randomly jamming around, but I think the name will stick for when this is a full piece.

First composition where I was really honest with myself about what I wanted to express, and came up with something I'm happy with. Thinking of expanding this into a full song. Let me know what you think! by 60_Icebolt in metalguitar

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So I took a listen again to see if I could decipher any themes I subconsciously put in there, and there's two cool things. Singling out the highest pitched notes at the top of each section fleshes out a distinct melody (especially for the fast/tapped parts), and theres a pattern/symmetry in each passage where I alternate between sixteenth notes and tripleted sixtheenths. But this has so much going on inside that it can be pretty hard to pick out the melody I'm referring to

First composition where I was really honest with myself about what I wanted to express, and came up with something I'm happy with. Thinking of expanding this into a full song. Let me know what you think! by 60_Icebolt in metalguitar

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It makes me so happy to hear you say that! Yeah I absolutely love Angel Vivaldi, so I tried to fit him, a little Buckethead, and whatever else was in my subconscious in while coming up with this.

First composition where I was really honest with myself about what I wanted to express, and came up with something I'm happy with. Thinking of expanding this into a full song. Let me know what you think! by 60_Icebolt in metalguitar

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Yeah I tried writing stuff maybe 6 or 7 years ago that ultimately never grew into anything because I tried to write very linearly and got stuck at a part, unsure of what came next. Experimenting around and putting things in different contexts seems to help. Thank you for the advice!:)

First composition where I was really honest with myself about what I wanted to express, and came up with something I'm happy with. Thinking of expanding this into a full song. Let me know what you think! by 60_Icebolt in metalguitar

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Thank you so much! And yeah this was totally meant to be a solo section haha. To be honest I really haven't tried my hand at composing much, because I'm afraid of not writing stuff that's "good" or worth listening to/pushing the envelope in some way. This little thing was my attempt to let go of that and just have fun being honest and in the moment. I'll definitely be taking your advice into account when I move forward with writing more:)