Not a game, but a paint program
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This is really cool, I like it a lot!
Awesome and fun.
I’d like to see this evolving into a more featured application.
how do I save?
Very cool. Although this is certainly awesome as-is, it could be perfect with a bit of expansion. I may go ahead and take a stab at the source myself, see how easy it would be to do these same operations on a range of colors.
Regardless, I can see myself making a lot of use of this in the near future.
>how do I save?
print screen ;)
>see how easy it would be to do these same operations on a range of colors.
Should be super easy – the original version of this I prototyped was in colour.
This is fantastic! I was just looking for this kind of things, I was using recently “Deluxe Paint” which is great but I like how limited this is. I guess I will use it for something in the near future.
so,i think…
w is dither-smudging.
e appears to be some kind of game of life variant.
r eventually smooths things into a perfect rectangle.
and t spreads stuff toward the mouse.
also, it’s kinda weird how stuff just creeps in from the edge of the screen.
Q: turn pixels white
W: averages value and applies nearest dither pattern
E: Turns pixels black if they were white with one black neighbor or if they were black with four black neighbors (turns all other pixels white)
R: Turns white pixels with two neighboring black pixels black
T: Turns white pixels with one neighboring black pixel black
Y: Turns pixels black
Am I correct? I didn’t look at the source.
Would it be possible to put the code into a drawing program? I like these custom effects and my pixelart program (mtPaint) doesn’t have options like these. I could simulate them maybe but it wouldn’t be the same.
“Would it be possible to put the code into a drawing program? I like these custom effects and my pixelart program (mtPaint) doesn’t have options like these. I could simulate them maybe but it wouldn’t be the same.
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it is a drawing program already! :P but a very specific one admittedly