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madcat1990
June 15th, 2008, 03:04
http://www.altocircuito.net/darkchild/otaclock/otaclock2.jpg

ok! after lots of programming, it now wakes you up at the given time, and makes a simple math problem for you to solve!

AND! Even asks you if you want to repeat it :)

(NOTE: Won't stop UNTILL YOU SOLVE THE MATH PROBLEM!)

Download HERE (http://www.altocircuito.net/darkchild/otaclock/OtaClockRC1.rar)
____anders____
June 15th, 2008, 15:00
hehe, then you gotta be awake to solve the problem;)
even so awake that you can't go back to sleep:D

cool, alot better than the built-in one:)
modyourds.com
June 15th, 2008, 17:41
Pretty neet idea!
xshinox
June 15th, 2008, 21:57
its cool. think its possible to make this a psp homebrew?
Nequissime
June 16th, 2008, 05:24
But can't you just turn the power off?

Enough about that though, it is a pretty good homebrew application, and one of the best DS clocks I've seen around (better than the integrated one). Some more features would be nice, but keep up the good work :D.
Mini Moose
June 16th, 2008, 05:42
Wow! This has some serious potential!

Just imagine of all the neat little things you could make this do...
Mini Moose
June 16th, 2008, 05:45
Wow! This has some serious potential!

Just imagine of all the neat little things you could make this do...
tttyyyyyyyy
June 16th, 2008, 15:15
That's quite cool. If I may suggest though, I think there's two things that would make this app even better.

1. No sleep when lid is closed so we don't have to see the bright lcd light in the dark room. Even better: alarm wakes from sleep, if possible of course.

2. When you press the button of a wrong answer, nothing happens. Instead it'd be great if it would change the problem to a new one. This way lazy people (and trust me, people who just woke up can get pretty lazy) can't just click quickly A B and C without having to solve the problem. So if the answer is B and I press A, the problem changes to a new one.

If these two features are included, it would change this app from a cool gimmick to a really usefull alarm that I'd definitly rely on.

Thanks for listening :)
madcat1990
June 16th, 2008, 20:09
tttyyyyyyyy

I was planning to do those things xD

This is RC1! remember that :P I'm going to update this <3