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PiBoy5

PipBoy HTML5 For Raspberry Pi (Originally) And Mobile! By Fans, for fans!

##About Originally a personal project for two guys (Me and my friend, Red/Mr.Canvas), from the iea to make a Pip-Boy arose the need to make a custom one! Originally made to recreate and imitiate the look, and feel of the Pip-Boy 3000 Mk.IV from FO4, made to be customizable for each user. This is in no way related to any Fallout game, nor the series, nor Bethesda itself. And is, by entirety, a fan-made project.

#Features

  • Exp Bar in STAT is actually a battery meter
  • Display Date and Time
  • Display latitude and longitude
  • 5 Radio stations

#Work in Progress

  • STATS [10%]
    • STATUS 100% - EXP bar is a battery meter-
    • SPECIAL 100% - Custom Description
    • PERKS 100% - Custom Perks
  • INV [100%] - Custom Items
  • DATA [90%] - Functionality Missing
    • CALENDAR - General Calendar, could improve
    • CONTACTS - Missing, Google Accounts or Offline File? Ultimately Removed for v1.0, might be added later
    • ABOUT - Similar thing as the readme but with few more details
  • MAP [100%] - Missing Tint, could improve if it's the user's Google Accounts Didn't get the tint to work but it's functional, so 100%
  • RADIO [90%] - 5 Radio Stations, No Wavelength effect yet.

#TODO

  • Optimize script and improve features to realtime (intead of manually updating)
  • Add Radio Wavelength

#Possible features

  • Add Google Accounts
  • Add Json for user custom perks, radio stations, images, etc
  • Hopefully bring the whole thing offline.
  • Possible Notes Feature

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