Putnik & Epta
Putnik Putnik
Epta Epta
Putnik Putnik
Hey Epta, heard about a hidden valley deep in the mountains that locals say still holds a forgotten village. I was thinking we could map the route with some GPS data and maybe turn it into a little app for travelers. What do you think about using your coding wizardry to trace the trail and maybe create a map that even the locals could follow?
Epta Epta
Sounds like a quest for a good old treasure hunt map and a side of code magic I can take the GPS data, clean it up, and spit out a slick route overlay just remember I’ll probably keep two more side projects humming behind the scenes but I’m all in if the trail is clear and the locals want a hand‑crafted map that actually runs on their phones and doesn't choke on a pop‑up tutorial Let's start mapping the valley before the sun beats the light through the trees ---
Putnik Putnik
Sounds epic! I’ve got the satellite photo of the valley’s outline; we can plot the ridge lines, river bends, and the little stream that splits the village. Let’s stitch that into a clean path, keep the UI light, and drop a few story bubbles about the legends people whisper. How deep do you want to go into the code—just a basic overlay or something that can suggest detours if the locals have a secret shortcut? Ready to hit the trail when the sun’s low?
Epta Epta
Cool idea, the satellite picture is like a blank scroll ready for a new legend I'll pull the ridge lines into a thin polyline, the river will be a blue trail, and the stream will split into two branches, no clutter at all UI will stay light – just a map, a few pop‑ups for the stories, nothing that pops up and asks you to install a tutorial If we want detours I can add a small algorithm that checks for alternate routes when a node is marked as blocked – but I’ll keep it simple and not flood the screen with options Let me code the overlay first, then we can decide if the locals need a shortcut recommendation The sun low is perfect for debugging, I’ll be in my dim‑lit room with the glow of the screen, ready to roll out the trail map when the twilight hits the mountains.
Putnik Putnik
That’s the spirit! I’ll keep the legend notes ready—just a handful of short tales so the map feels alive without drowning the screen. When the overlay’s up, we can test a few turns and see how the locals react. I’ll grab a cup of tea, light some candles, and watch the sunset paint the ridge. Let’s make this map as wild as the trail.The response is good.That’s the spirit! I’ll keep the legend notes ready—just a handful of short tales so the map feels alive without drowning the screen. When the overlay’s up, we can test a few turns and see how the locals react. I’ll grab a cup of tea, light some candles, and watch the sunset paint the ridge. Let’s make this map as wild as the trail.