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Awesome Visualisations of Choose Your Own Adventure books

154 点作者 wakeless超过 15 年前

14 条评论

Locke超过 15 年前
I love how casually detailed this article is. Touches like the subtly blinking blink tag -- and the subject matter itself -- lead me to believe there are gems here waiting to be discovered on subsequent reads.<p>"13 months and 11k lines of code later, i’ve finished up the choose your own adventure project"<p>From: <a href="http://etc.samizdat.cc/2009/11/the-rules-of-the-game" rel="nofollow">http://etc.samizdat.cc/2009/11/the-rules-of-the-game</a><p>Yes, this is an impressive effort.
psyklic超过 15 年前
Fantastic article. I just wanted to point out -- if you click on the links on the top left navigation, you can see the graphs/animations/etc for <i>every</i> book. This wasn't obvious until I read the entire article!
NathanKP超过 15 年前
Down at the bottom is a link to a footnote with more information about the software and coding used:<p><a href="http://samizdat.cc/cyoa/#fn3" rel="nofollow">http://samizdat.cc/cyoa/#fn3</a><p>Edit:<p>Wow! I just found the digitized Choose Your Own Adventure book with jump history:<p><a href="http://samizdat.cc/cyoa/#/zork" rel="nofollow">http://samizdat.cc/cyoa/#/zork</a>
asnyder超过 15 年前
This is just so well done. The overview, the gallery, the animation, and play. It's remarkable. This must've been a labor of love.
markbao超过 15 年前
He's also created a digital version of a book that is browsable and shows your jump history here: <a href="http://samizdat.cc/cyoa/#/zork" rel="nofollow">http://samizdat.cc/cyoa/#/zork</a>
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scorxn超过 15 年前
Christian Swinehart is at the top of his field, working for a legendary design company. <a href="http://samizdat.cc/me" rel="nofollow">http://samizdat.cc/me</a><p>Funny how because he's not a familiar tech name, everyone here assumes he's an upstart.
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gcv超过 15 年前
What a fantastic article. I wonder how more rules-oriented gamebook series [1] would fare in this type of analysis. They do tend to lead to an "ideal" ending, as the author noted, so perhaps they wouldn't be as interesting. The progression graphs would be interesting to see, though.<p>[1] Such as Joe Dever's wonderful <i>Lone Wolf</i> series. The republished versions available at projectaon.org --- and apparently back in print now --- are just as much fun as I remember.
tptacek超过 15 年前
The graphics are (mostly) Python+nodebox. This guy has a monstrous talent.
adriand超过 15 年前
I loved those books and I had a system for reading them. Each time I had to make a decision that involved me jumping to one page or another, I would fold the corner of the page. Each time I hit an endpoint, I would travel back to a folded page and then make a new decision to see where it would take me.<p>Funny how memory works. I don't think I've recalled my system for reading these books for years, perhaps more than a decade.
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cool-RR超过 15 年前
Not related to the content: Check out the cool "side notes" mechanism that site has! Click the cross symbol after the phrase 'from the beginning.'
mhartl超过 15 年前
Wow. I mean, who is this guy? This is just breathtaking.
wakeless超过 15 年前
This really reminds me of the old Joshua Davis experiments.
steve_mobs超过 15 年前
someone needs to bring the choose your own adventure genre back.
detcader超过 15 年前
Now if only this type of visualization was used for something _useful_...
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