#code Igniter

[pewpew08]

Alex Hirsch at the Stand with Animation Rally via Instagram

[blazing-dynamo]

So Wild Arms 2 is one of my favorite games ever but I haven’t replayed it since the 90s because the font is so bad.

So I fixed it!

But this is currently just a texture pack for Beetle HW in RetroArch, and I’m not sure how to replace it in the files.

The guy who did the Spanish translation had to add ¿ and ¡ and ñ to the font but he said his friend made the tool to replace it in SYS0.BIN so he doesn’t know how to replace it himself. But I’m on the right track but none of the tools I can find are helping me get at the texture to replace it.

Does anyone want to help me share this with the world? And then we do it for Wild Arms 1, too, which doesn’t work with texture replacements.

[localravenclaw]

Speaking of Seb-coded...

Louis Partridge really looking very boyfriend-shaped rn :)

[shostakobitchh]

me rewriting this fucking outline for the 38th time

[ellcrys]

spotify just making up genres what is pink pilates princess alt z pop lmaoo

[cheriboms]

NO FREAKING WAY VIKTOR IS CONFIRMED ACE I CALLED THAT SHT IN 2021 !!!!!!!!!!!! WE STAY WINNING :D

[worthlessandembarrasing]

Something about Mike and all his fire/burning imagery in acswy is very interesting to me

Honorary mention to the water imagery in relation to Will

[eljeebee]

sometimes i ask myself why did i take information technology as my college program

[artmasiah]

Game Dev Blog 06: Compiling Scenes

Completed!💾

Compile scenes for Arc 1 of Ignition✅

To do:

Polish background and character art🔲

Finish writing character arcs for side characters🔲

[russell-crowe]

got so stuck up in my head recently and started to spiral into being overly critical of myself that it was nice to have a couple days with friends who casually dropped how they perceive me and made me realize i am more than whatever my fucked head tells me i am

[artmasiah]

It's not perfect but I finally got the layout to work how I want it to. Resizing should now look good on both desktop and mobile⭐

[ins3llc]

Low-Code Revolution: Building Rapid Industrial Applications with Ignition Perspective

Coding Fatigue Is Real — and It’s Slowing Down Innovation

Think about your last software project on the plant floor. Did it stall due to scarce dev resources? Did it take months to go from concept to screen?

You're not alone.

Many manufacturing teams feel stuck between complex custom code and one-size-fits-all SCADA systems. But there’s a better way now — one that brings speed, flexibility, and control back to your team:

Welcome to the low-code industrial automation movement.

What Is Low-Code—and Why Does It Matter for SCADA?

Low-code platforms let your team design and deploy industrial apps with minimal hand-coded logic. Instead of building everything from scratch, you use intuitive drag-and-drop tools and reusable components to get from prototype to production — fast.

In a world where operational agility is gold, this means:

· Less reliance on rare developer skills

· Shorter turnaround for new interfaces

· More ownership at the plant level

When paired with a powerful SCADA app builder like Ignition Perspective, low-code goes from a buzzword to a breakthrough.

Why Industrial Teams Are Embracing Low-Code SCADA Platforms

1. Speed Without Sacrifice Build mobile-responsive HMIs, dashboards, and control views in hours — not weeks. With Perspective’s web-based design, updates roll out in real time across devices.

2. Flexibility to Fit Your Flow Need a maintenance dashboard that works on a tablet? Or a KPI tracker that updates in real time from your MES? You can build exactly what you need — and tweak it as you go.

3. Collaboration Without Silos Your engineering, IT, and operations teams can work together in one visual environment. No more passing code between departments or waiting for dev bandwidth.

4. Rapid SCADA Deployment Across Plants Low-code tools make it easier to scale — and standardize — apps across multiple facilities, reducing complexity and improving visibility from top floor to shop floor.

Real-World Wins: When Custom Meets Quick

One operations head at a packaging manufacturer recently shared their experience:

“We rolled out a downtime tracker built in Perspective — no external developers, no long wait. Just a clean interface our team actually uses, deployed across three sites in two weeks.”

That's the promise of industrial application development powered by low-code: solutions that feel tailored, yet deploy like off-the-shelf tools.

Technology Is Just the Start — People Make It Work

Behind every dashboard and alert is a team trying to solve real challenges. That's why great low-code tools don’t just empower faster builds — they empower your people to lead digital transformation on the ground.

Whether you’re an engineer tired of waiting on IT or a plant manager with a dozen apps on your wishlist, the right low-code SCADA platform helps you move from idea to impact faster.

Your Plant, Your Pace, Your Platform

This isn’t about replacing your existing systems overnight. It’s about augmenting them with agile tools that make everyday work easier — from operator screens to executive insights.

Low-code in industrial automation isn’t a trend. It’s a response to a clear need: speed, flexibility, and control — without sacrificing stability.

Ready to Explore What You Could Build in a Week?

Let’s talk about your SCADA goals and explore how Ignition software SCADA combined with low-code development can help you bring them to life faster and smarter.

[furnacerepair7]

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