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If anyone else was unsure at first like me: Drag the left-most button downwards to access all the brush and paint options. This is awesome! I should really che
by makeworld 6y ago
If anyone else was unsure at first like me: Drag the left-most button downwards to access all the brush and paint options.
This is awesome! I should really check out the PICO-8, or maybe something similar but open-source.
- ButWhatFor 6y agoYou are a legend - thank you sir (or madam)
- dylan604 6y agoYou can read the GP's post, but you were not able to read the text in the TFA? "Instructions CTRL-Z, CTRL-Y (or S,F) to undo/redo CTRL-C, CTRL-V to copy and paste between doodles W,R to switch between doodles (or use the menu buttons) TAB to toggle menu Mouse wheel (or e,d) to change brush size RMB to pick up a colour RMB in menu colour palette to select secondary colour (used for patterns) LMB+RMB in menu colour palette to set the background colour To save all doodles, use the cartridge icon button in the pull-down menu. Wobblepaint saves data to itself. To start a new wobble cart, type LOAD #WOBBLEPAINT from inside PICO-8 and then save it as something. The data storage is reasonably efficient so you can get around 20~100 doodles to a cart depending on complexity. To save a gif to desktop, use the gif button to record a second of looping wobble. If you want to record multiple doodles (e.g. for an animation or story), press tab to hide menu, CTRL-8 to start a gif, W,R to flip through the doodles, and then CTRL-9 to save the gif." They even go into details on how to use a game controller.