@aarush_kakade
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Mars Rover Landing
7h 30m 57s logged
I’ve started tightening up the prototype. The lander now feels a bit more controllable, and I’ve added a rough landing check so I can finally test whether the game is actually fun or just falling apart.
@aarush_kakade
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Mars Rover Landing
4h 19m 36s logged
I’ve moved past the blank page stage and now have a basic lander that falls under gravity, responds to controls, and can actually interact with the ground. It’s still very rough, but I finally have the first playable version of the landing loop.
@aarush_kakade
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Mars Rover Landing
1h 36m 32s logged
Hey everyone, welcome to the first devlog for my Mars Descent Simulator.I wanted to make a game that captures the tension of landing on Mars — balancing gravity, thrust, fuel, heat, and control as you try to touch down safely. I’m setting up the basic lander and getting gravity working. Right now it’s still very rough — the movement is simple, the visuals are placeholder, and I’m only just beginning to test how the landing should work.
@aarush_kakade
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Planet age calculator
I made a Planetary Age Calculator that shows how old you would be on different planets based on each planet’s orbital period. The main challenge was getting the age conversion logic and dynamic table updates to work smoothly, and I’m proud of how clean and interactive the final result turned out. For testing, people should just enter an Earth age and check that the calculator updates the planet-by-planet results correctly.
@aarush_kakade
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Planet age calculator
2h 24m 11s logged
I’ve finished the Planetary Age Calculator project. It now calculates a user’s age across different planets based on their orbital periods and presents the results in a simple, interactive format.
@aarush_kakade
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Planet age calculator
17m 8s logged
working on my planet age calculator, and I’m coding it out piece by piece.It’s turning into a fun little solar-system project where I can convert Earth age into ages on Mercury, Venus, Mars, and beyond.I’m also polishing the UI so it feels more like a space app than a basic calculator.
