Hi everyone! I’ve been burning a few items lately and half of the time I don’t even realize I’ve burnt something in the moment. That’s why I made this userscript, because each burn is a reason to celebrate!
Well it should maybe be a surprise (and the screenshot doesn’t do it justice) but here’s what it looks like if you’d like: http://i.imgur.com/Prenshz.jpg
The confetti is neatly animated and a celebratory audio clip I designed goes along with it.
toemat said...
Well it should maybe be a surprise (and the screenshot doesn't do it justice) but here's what it looks like if you'd like: http://i.imgur.com/Prenshz.jpg
The confetti is neatly animated and a celebratory audio clip I designed goes along with it.
I think it looks good on the screenshot! I'll try it on my next reviews. :p
> Install script > Forget about it > Next day, do reviews at midnight, everything is dead silent > Enter the reading for 上 > Almost have a heart-attack from that horn sound
I love this script! It’s been a very long day for me, and I was considering skipping my Japanese practice altogether. Something made me at least begin to attempt it, despite having over 100 reviews piled up. Imagine my surprise when, a few items in, I correctly answered an old radical and was greeted with horns, confetti, and a cheering crowd! Yes, I had burned my first item! Although I had a lot of items to review, and I was so very tired, the cheering crowd and cheery confetti kept me going, and I finished them all in one sitting, burning 23 radicals in the process! Thanks for making a great script to mark these milestones, which could SO easily have slipped entirely past my tired brain’s attention otherwise.
Thank you so much for writing this script! I had begun to burn items the past couple of days, but I only noticed it once, maybe, while skimming down my ever-large review queue. The confetti and applause really brightened my day and made me feel that I had just won a small victory over the Crabigator. Keep up the good work!
I don’t know if you still plan on updating this, but if so, I’d like to request an option to turn down the volume. It’s significantly louder than anything else, which makes it hard to listen to the pronunciations and also experience the celebration.