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Thank you for having me this week as well.
Thank you for having me.
We had a meeting and had a meeting earlier and I think you must be hungry.
How is it?
I don't have enough sugar.
I'm in a hurry.
I see.
Then, I have prepared dessert for you.
Thank you very much. I'm happy.
Once again, we are programming at Udagawa Cafe Sweet in Shibuya.
But before that, we will have dessert from the cafe.
So, we have wonderful things in front of us.
Everyone, let me shake your hands.
Thank the world.
Let's eat.
It's not a mistake, is it?
What is this?
The problem of women's strength is how to peel off this transparent label cleanly.
I see.
What do you mean?
She has accepted it.
What do you mean?
Does it mean not to get cream on it?
Yes.
It means peeling it well.
Where is the cut?
I'm not good at it.
Where is the cut?
Here it is.
Do you use your hands?
I use my hands.
I use my hands, too.
I use my hands.
It will get dirty.
I see.
Wow, it smells good.
Really?
Then...
It looks delicious.
Itadakimamos.
Wait a minute.
It smells good.
Doesn't it?
It looks delicious.
Itadakimamos.
Yes.
Oh my gosh!
It really heals you!
It heals you!
It really heals you!
Tokyo Computer Club meeting.
Actually, there is an important announcement today.
And that is...
I want to make a game with the staff and try it out for the first time.
A new game will be developed for the show!
I think we can make something different.
I want to make a game with an original feel.
It's a lot of work, but it's up to the idea.
The idea is infinite.
The content of the game is the most important thing.
If you have the power...
You can play it right away, can't you?
You can play it right away on TVer.
That's a good comment.
There's going to be a live broadcast.
What's the appearance rate?
Escape games are pretty popular on smartphones.
That's right.
There are friends who get caught up in mystery and escape games.
Would you like me to continue talking about it?
This is how it started.
Program, original game, development project.
Oh, you're a secret detective.
So...
While we're talking about it...
They're sitting over there.
They're here again today.
Nice to meet you.
If you're going to make an escape game that I really recommend...
Try playing this game.
I want to play it.
With a raw Takahashi?
That's amazing.
Mr. Raw Takahashi, who was talking about it at the meeting.
A game with a raw Takahashi.
It's...
The only interesting game I've heard of is...
A game where you're trapped in a public phone.
It's free, so I'd like you to try it out.
It's really interesting.
It's really simple.
But the scenario and direction are unique to the game.
Public phone.
The protagonist is trapped in a phone box.
He uses only 30 yen to escape.
It's a simple game.
You use weapons and escape.
This time, the three of them decided to try this game.
What?
What should I do now?
How do you make a phone call?
Is there a difference in the number of keys?
No, there isn't.
Isn't it possible to make a phone call for 100 dollars?
That's right.
But it's only 30 yen.
Can you make a phone call for 10 yen?
You can make a phone call for as much as 10 yen.
Can you make a phone call for 100 dollars?
Can you make a phone call for as much as 10 yen?
What?
What about AC?
It's clear.
Can you make a phone call?
Yes.
Is it shaking?
It's shaking.
She's making a phone call.
Here you are.
Isn't it that one?
Yes.
Mochikawa Police Station.
What's wrong?
Oh, I'm sorry.
You're quick.
I see.
First of all...
Why aren't you calm?
Can I ask you for your name and age?
I'm Sato Naoki.
I'm 30 years old.
I see.
Sato-san, do you know where you are now?
I don't know.
It's dark and I don't know.
But it doesn't look like you're in front of a station or on a river.
Is there anything in the box that could be a clue?
Can you tell me where you're from and where you live?
Did you find it?
Wait a minute.
Are you going to find it now or later?
Hello, I can't hear you. There seems to be nothing in particular that seems to know where.
Oh, it's off.
Oh, it's over. The phone is off. Try calling again.
Do you want me to call you again?
There is only one call.
Do you want me to call you again?
October? But Missouri, Missouri, something like Missouri, there is nothing.
If you call me one more time, the situation will change.
Yes, there is.
What was the name of the police station?
Machida.
No, it's Machikawa Police Station.
Oh, that's right.
It's Sato-san. Is there anything you can help me with?
Oh, you remember me.
Sato Naoki.
Sato Naoki-san.
No, there is nothing in particular. There is nothing.
It's a public phone that I'm calling like this now, but what color is the main body?
It depends on the model and can be drawn for free.
It's green, but it looks like the red emergency button is broken.
What are you doing?
Oh, I see.
Can I press it harder?
No, you can't. I'll try it again later.
Oh, I see.
I don't want to waste my time before I know it.
Oh, no.
You can't waste 10 yen.
Do I have no choice but to call you again?
Yes.
Do it one more time. Look, I have one chance.
Then I'll go.
Oh, please. I only have 10 yen left.
Oh, it works.
Yes, this is Sato-san.
The detection is not complete yet. I will definitely find you. Please don't give up.
I'll give you this as it is.
What?
I was so surprised that I hung up the phone.
What are you doing?
Oh, my God.
It's been hours and days since I lost 10 yen.
It's been a week.
I don't know.
I waited for the police who should be detecting me, but they didn't come at all.
I wanted to hear my family's voice at the end of "no one will talk to me".
Oh, my family number!
Wait, wait, wait!
I'm sure there's another one.
560-222.
Is this your family number?
Yes, my family number.
Your family number is amazing!
OK.
It's hard to breathe. I can't talk to anyone. I'm so anxious.
I'm in a bad mood and I feel like I'm going far away.
Do you have "continue"?
What?
It's over.
Prologue?
Instead of calling the police here, why don't we call "e" here?
That's right.
Is this right?
Let's call "e".
Shall we call "e"?
Let's do it.
560.
222.
OK.
Who is it?
Oh!
Mom?
How are you?
Naoki?
Oh, it's you, Naoki.
What are you doing now?
I'm still working on a game.
But it's not the time for that now.
Is your sister at home?
Your sister is at home.
Yuko.
Oh, there's a classmate named Yuko Sato.
Yuko.
It's been a while.
While I was waiting, the time went over.
It went over.
Talk to your sister once.
There are only two left.
Shall we go?
Yes.
Yes, this is Sato. It's been a while. Please come out. We can have a smooth conversation.
I know what's going on. I'm going to call the police for now, but I don't know where you are and I don't think I can do anything.
I'd like to ask my friends.
Oh, I'm sure there's a phone number list from elementary school to high school.
My house is different.
Who should I call at a time like this?
I don't have time, so I'll call you right away.
Yohei Tanaka?
Who is it?
Yohei Tanaka is 398-600.
Yes.
Should I call Mr. Tanaka once?
Yes.
398-600.
Who is Mr. Tanaka?
He's suddenly there.
Mr. Tanaka...
Will it end in ten minutes?
Hello, Mr. Tanaka? It's me, Sato. I'm Sato Naoki.
What? He's not coming out?
What?
There's no response over there. I feel like Mr. Tanaka is on the other side of the phone.
Oh, is that so?
Can you do me a favor and help me?
What? Did you hang up?
Did you think it was just a phone call?
I don't know. The full name says it all.
That's true.
I'm scared. I'm scared. I'm scared.
It's been days again.
Why are you trying to call Mr. Tanaka again?
Like, "Call me again."
I can't call Mr. Tanaka.
He ignored me.
What should I do to get out of here?
Can the three of them escape from the phone box?
Here we go.
Good luck!
Here is a request.
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The program will continue for a long time.
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Can the three of them escape?
Let's go!
I'm counting on you, Tanaka.
Good luck!
Is Tanaka shy?
This is the last ending.
I'm counting on you. Please come out.
There is no response.
Hey, Tanaka, I'm serious. Say something.
I can't hear you. What are you satisfied with?
I don't know how to say it.
You got angry because I said that.
This person is self-discrimination against Tanaka.
Yes.
It's been a while.
It ended with Mr. Tanaka.
I thought I'd go three times next time.
Did you have fun?
It was fun.
I'm flustered.
It's a shame.
Time up here.
If you're curious about what happened next, why don't you actually try it?
And...
From now on, we're going to program as programming time.
Everything that has letters in it is programming.
Sugoroku games that Miyake-san has made as samples so far.
Games like Hakone's Sound Novel.
The letters came out as expected, but they're all proper programming.
I haven't learned it yet.
So today is the last time I'm going to learn that kind of thing.
Thank you for your cooperation this time as well.
This time...
I think you played the game earlier.
The characteristic of mysterious games and escape games is that you click various things with your mouse.
In the previous game as well, there was a method of pressing a phone number.
The programming you've done so far...
Keyboard.
That's right.
You haven't learned how to click something on the screen with your mouse, have you?
Today...
I'd like you to learn how to touch it.
So...
There's a simple button.
It's like a choice question.
If you press the correct answer, you'll get the correct answer.
I'd like you to be able to make something like that.
Yes.
This time...
If you make a choice question and click a mouse...
Correct! The programming that comes out!
The three of us will create an original choice question for each of us.
At the "herald" key on the screen...
"herald" key...
Do you remember the "herald" key?
Here it is!
Right-click...
I think you've probably chosen a tool object so far, right?
Yes.
"UI"!
Do you know "UI"?
"UI" is a tool object.
Like "this" of the game player...
Yes, yes...
Like "bar"...
Yes, yes...
That's right!
By the way, do you know what "UI" stands for?
- What is it? - If it's perfect for us, it's "Unity Idol."
No, it's not.
"UI" stands for "user interface," and it's information you need to play a game.
For example, fighting buttons and running are common in RPGs, but this is also "UI" programming.
Today, we're going to use "UI" to display text and use buttons.
First of all, you need to have an image of a "canvas," which is just like a drawing canvas.
You can put buttons and text on top of it.
- Keep in mind that "canvas" is the most basic part of it. - "UI."
In order to make a game using "UI," "canvas" is absolutely necessary.
- First of all, you need to make a "canvas." - Yes.
- Keep this in mind. - "Canvas" is very important.
- After you make a "canvas," double-click it. - Double-click.
- After you make a "canvas," make a "canvas" and double-click it. - Double-click.
- Think of it as one set so far. - Yes.
I'd like to make a choice quiz, so I'd like to display text for each question.
- Okay. - Okay.
First of all, press "canvas" like this and right- click "canvas."
- "UI." - "UI."
- Then "text." - "Text."
- Here it is. - Here it is.
Oh, you're right.
And here, you make a choice quiz that you've come up with.
- Let's make three buttons. - Yes.
- Please remember the canvas again. - Yes.
- There is a UI button. - Oh, it's done.
- Let's make three buttons, three times. - Yes.
- Oh, these are three.
Click the button from within the UI.
Then, you get a choice button, so you can make three of them.
- If you put nine of these buttons, it will look like the phone number you saw earlier. - Yes.
- If you put three of them now, you will have a choice problem like this.
- I haven't prepared the UI yet, so I'd like to do some programming. - Yes.
- Yes.
And next is programming.
If you have selected something, you will be able to say "correct".
- I'd like to write a program that I want to add value to the text when I press a button here.
- Did you tell me what to call the start, update, and action I just turned off?
- No, I didn't. - Hmm...
- I didn't tell you.
- To sum up that kind of action...
To sum up what kind of action you do, you call it "function" or "method".
- Is this "function"? - You can call it either one of them.
- "Function"... - It came up in Japanese.
- For example, when you were in high school, you called "y" as "x".
- Oh, I loved it! - I hated it.
- That's also called "function". - Oh...
- I'd like to name the function that acts when you press a button.
- What should we name it?
- "Tochittona". - "Tochittona"...
- "Tochittona"...
- That's cute!
- "Pocchi", "pocchi"... - Oh, that's cute!
- "Pocchi"! - It's a doggy!
Shall we call it "pocchi"?
When you do "pocchi", you want to write down a number in a text.
- It's "text dot text". - "Text dot text"...
There's a box called "text" in the text box.
If you put a value in there,
you'll see the text appear in the area where you deleted the text earlier.
And you enter the correct answer in there.
If you do that, you'll see the text when you click on it.
- Is that it for today's program? - Yes, it is.
- That's it. - What?
- The text is easy, isn't it? - Yes, it is.
And with that, today's programming is over!
All we have to do is click on the correct answer
and see if the text appears or not, and then set it up.
- And with that, we're done for today! - Yay!
What kind of choice problems did the three of them come up with?
- Huh? That's not it? - Oh, it's "cooking"!
- Huh?! - We finally got it right!
We finally got it right!
Original choice problems!
Let's start with Ayatee.
What's my favorite egg roll flavoring?
- Is it ketchup? - Didn't you say you like ketchup?
- Have I said it before? - Yes, you did.
- When you eat fries... - You put it on fries, right?
- That's right. - I see.
- "Na" is sugar. - "Yay" is vegetable juice.
- "Da"... Is it "dashi"? - Huh?
- I'll go with sugar first. - Okay.
"Fei"!
- Huh? That's not it? - Huh? That's not it?
- I'll go with "dashi". - Please go with "dashi".
- Alright! - Yay!
- We did it! - I'm so happy!
Dashi
- I know the answer. - You know it? - Yeah.
- Of course, it's programming that I want it to be like this.
- But that means it's different.
- But the answer is fashionable clothes.
- I'll press it. - I think Yoshida thinks so, too.
- I'll press it.
- Huh? That's not it? - It's "ryouri".
- Should I press it?
- Huh?! - We did it, Kanagawa!
- We did it!
- Programming is really fun every day.
- Is what you're looking at true?
- It's true. - It's true.
Yumikina
- Wait, what? - What?
- What was the name you were called by your family when you were born?
- It's hard! - Huh? Why do you write it like that?
- Is this really true? - It is.
- I think your voice right now is "saburo kitajima".
- My voice right now? - What about you, Aya-chan?
- Huh? "kouji yakusho".
- I'll go first, "kouji yakusho".
- Ta-dah! - You're wrong.
- Next, "saburo kitajima".
- Ta-dah! - You're right!
- That's how my voice is like. - You don't know your voice.
- I know, I know. - But they called me "sabu - chan".
- Why? - I didn't know "sabu-chan". - Because we've been together since we were born.
- Huh? Is that all?
- No, no.
[Saburo Kitajima]
- I'll put this like this...
- Okay, it's in!
Programming sure is fun!
Okay, once I'm done programming, I'll report, report, report!
Send!
How many points will I get from this?