View to the End of the World
A short e-zine made in the Decker engine for two jams: Sunday Zine Club's 22nd Jam and the Hybrid Decker Zine Jam.
Hybrid Zine template for Decker made by Millie Squilly.
This is a short zine about the perspective of a satellite crew witnessing the end of our world.
| Status | Released |
| Category | Book |
| Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (5 total ratings) |
| Author | Kalli's Creation Station |
| Tags | 1-bit, 2D, Decker, digital-zine, e-zine, No AI, Pixel Art, zine |
| Content | No generative AI was used |

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It's a lot to take up there on the satellite, and it's a really good zine.
Hey, is there a reason you took the print buttons out? Part of the idea of the jam was that people would be able to export the print version themselves (including adjusting the margins for whatever printer they have)
Oh! Does the HTML version not have the buttons? I’ll have to fix that when I get the chance!
Fixed! Thanks for catching that! I forgot to save an unlocked version that had the buttons and ended up setting the locked, zine-only version as the in-browser option instead... (T~T)
Ahh rad! Looks like something happened with the margin toggle though :o and the transitions aren't transitioning for the page flips. So right now you can't adjust the print margins!
If you're having issues I can probably help you fix it, let me know!
Well… that’s not good… I’m going to try redownloading the template and try to copy paste everything…
EDIT: My current running theory is that the template deck got bugged out because the first time I opened it using an out-of-date version of Decker.
Alrighty! I think my theory about accidentally breaking the deck because I was using an older version of Decker was more or less correct. It should be fixed now, maybe, probably, hopefully (T~T)
Aha that makes sense with when I've seen others have the same thing happen. And yay it's fixed now!!!
Oh! I just remembered a question I had! Is it normal for the pages to be rendered so that the front and back covers are on the bottom-left vs the bottom-right? For past zines, I always had the covers by on the bottom-right pages. Either way, love the tool/template you made!