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Took me a minute to grok what was happening, but once I did it provided around 5 minutes of amusement. I'd love to see it developed further with additional, uhm

• EE84M3i 6y ago
  I'm confused, are there controls other than clicking the "No" and "Paint" buttons?
  • jstummbillig 6y ago
    Nope. You wait, you press either "No" or "Paint". EDIT: Apparently, I was wrong. See below.
    • twicetwice 6y ago
      Actually, there are! You can click below those buttons, where it says the name of the "brush," and it will bring up a full on-screen keyboard (looks like it was meant to be used on phones?) and you can type the name of the "brush" you want. There are some cool ones which seem less common than others? I found "Quicksand" and "Recurse", the latter of which I only saw once naturally, but I could deliberately re-invoke it and got a pretty neat effect in my opinion!
      • justanothersys 6y ago
        Yeah I plan to add lots of brushes with parameters so that feature can eventually be used to filter down the stochastic brushes and people can make “recipes” for one another to get interested in both painting and programming.
    • kwhitefoot 6y ago
      Right arrow selects the next brush. Left arrow cancels the effect of the current brush and selects another.
      • justanothersys 6y ago
        Yeah and spacebar opens the command prompt so you can type - with up and down arrows to pause and unpause.