Its halloween once again. And what a better way to celebrate it by showing pictures of Portal-inspired pumpkin carvings.

This is probably the best one in the bunch. The angle and 3D rendition of the companion cube is almost perfect Read more »

It seems that in the Wii version of the shooting game Ghost Squad, an unlockable mode can be played with some bizarre side effects:

Your guns become dolphins,
Goons become bikini-clad women,
Enemy’s weapon becomes bananas,
and heck, even the water skis turn into swans

I especially enjoy the “Falcon Punch” in the end

Love isn’t over for the weighed companion cube.

Not exactly a papercraft (except if you treat fabric as a special kind of paper), but awesome nonetheless. A sewing pattern template has been posted on how to make your own weighed companion cube plushie. Now you can finally hug your best friend. For best results, try using a thicker grade plush fabric for the corners and the midlines to accentuate depth.

On the downside, making this plushie will require a some previous experience with sewing. And unlike papercraft which everything can be easily glued together, such is not the case with fabrics. The hard part really comes with making the cube’s form and making the closing stitches.

If you think you have enough skill and patience to make this, just click on the patterns below and download them. Just think of the delicious cake afterwards. Read more »

Found another easy to do Hako Papercraft from /po/ today, and its no other than the Spy from Team Fortress 2. The master of disguise and the art of backstabbing, the spy is one of the most fun classes to play at Team Fortress 2.

What’s good about these hako papercrafts is that they’re very easy to make especially for beginners. Its basically just a simple box with printed textures so construction is easier. If you don’t have too much time, or is just starting in the addiction that is /po/ this template is perfect for you.

To download the template, just click on the template preview on the left, or save the link target to your computer. Credit goes to * for making the template

P.S. Spy’s sappin’ your sentry

Due to a request from a friend, here is a tutorial on how to do an auto-suggest script using jQuery and the keyup() event. The program logic of this script is based on the AJAX suggest script from w3schools but with some improvements on the efficiency, ease of use and customization by using jQuery.

The basic logic of an auto-suggest script is that for every keystroke that a user enters on a textfield, the script must send an AJAX request and validate which words in a dictionary most closely resembles the current input. Read more »