Frank Force 🌻

A City in a Bottle 🌆 <canvas style=width:99% id=c onclick=setInterval('for(c.width=w=99,++t,i=6e3;i--;c.getContext`2d`.fillRect(i%w,i/w|0,1-d*Z/w+s,1))for(a=i%w/50-1,s=b=1-i/4e3,X=t,Y=Z=d=1;++Z<w&(Y<6-(32<Z&27<X%w&&X/9^Z/8)*8%46||d|(s=(X&Y&Z)%3/Z,a=b=1,d=Z/w));Y-=b)X+=a',t=9)>

@The5thForce0_0 @_Koi_art 🙏 short writeup... frankforce.com/tree-skyness/

@_Koi_art Reminds me of "Tree Skyness" by @KilledByAPixel ♥️

GM Canopy #inkfield

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@JohnMeuser looks interesting!

@KilledByAPixel I'm a big fan js golf. This code simulates an asynchronous network of minimalistic stack machines such that the implementation in js is almost like how the simulation would be written on a single machine of the simulation.

Subpixel Font Demo 🔍 dwitter.net/d/35221 #javascript #tinycode #subpixel $='筯璓珧秧䧭秏篏䤧篯积' for(t*=360,j=w=2e3,t||x.fillRect(0,0,w,w);j--;)for(i=5;i--;x.fillRect(j*2,i+t,1,1))f=f=>($.charCodeAt((j**3.7+t**3)%10)&1<<f+i*3)*w,x.fillStyle=R(f(0),f(1),f(2))

@JohnMeuser nah, just tricks to make it fit. i would like to do a dweet that spit out digits of pi, it sounds potentially challenging

@KilledByAPixel I thought perhaps there was a strange coincidence between the definition of '$' and an initial segment of the sequence of decimal digits of pi. 🥸

@JohnMeuser yes, just not in the same order. 🤣

@KilledByAPixel Are these digits of pi?

makin lofi sterograms

I just added custom activity selection to Lentando! I'm planning to put it on google play for free soon. This new activity selection makes it a lot more useful. 🙏 I'm keeping track if I took my vitamins. 😁👍 lentando.3d2k.com

frankforce.com/gradient-ascen… 🪐🚀

@mknol could be because the depth map is already so subtle for this one. here i tried to tune it for viewing on a smaller screen, seems to work a bit better.

@KilledByAPixel Can you see it on mobile? For me its too small to see it usually no issues with that.

I just open sourced my autostereogram generator on GitHub! Can you see the image? Try using it and share your results, let me know if you'd like any more features added. 🤩👍 #stereogram #illusion github.com/KilledByAPixel…

Dark Side Eclipse ☀️🌑🚀 dwitter.net/d/35218 #javascript #tinycode #nasa for(r=t?320:1140,i=r*49;i--;x.fillRect(1e3+r*X,540+r*Y,29,25))Z=i**.9%1,W=1-Z*Z,X=W*S(a=i*i),Y=W*C(a),x.fillStyle=R(v=t?(S(q=5.6)*Z-C(q)*X-Y/2)*150:(C(X-Y/3+.05)*C(Y/.6))**9*290,v*.95,t?v/.95:v)

@exQUIZitely It is pretty amazing what people are able to do now with even much less space. JS13K has some pretty amazing games less then 1/3 the size of this game. It's a lot of fun, I'm looking forward to the next one. js13kgames.com/2025/games

An average picture that you save on your phone or PC has a size of around 400 kilobytes. It doesn't do anything, it's just a static image. Now divide that by the factor 10, so you drop to 40 kilobytes. That's the size of The Last Ninja, developed by System 3 and published in 1987. I still struggle to comprehend, even in the slightest, how programmers back then did what they did - and the worlds they created with the limitations they had to work with. I was simply blown away by the graphics (isometric on the C64 with such an amazing level of detail - simply gorgeous) and absolutely mesmerized by the kickass sound. What Ben Daglish and Anthony Lees conjured up musically will forever be part of gaming history - an iconic masterpiece. 40 kilobytes man...

That's right! We went beyond the LCD pixels of the GBA for the wild compo! My recently bought DS Lite finally had a good use. Full video at my channel youtu.be/FyxlM9oJMIU

@amrhsn you got it! these are a lot of fun. Here is another really good one not made by me.

@KilledByAPixel This is a shark! I can see now

@amrhsn its mostly about crossing your eyes to cross your eyes a bit and look behind the image. It's hard to explain, you just need to experience it. The one I just posted should look like this.

@KilledByAPixel I have never been able to understand autostereogram. Can you put an image of the result? instructions?

@gingerbeardman @bigismallcom you got it!

@bigismallcom @KilledByAPixel Yep water ripple

Easter Eggs 🐇 dwitter.net/d/35182 #javascript #tinycode for(t*=60,k=1e5;k--;x.fillRect(210+t%4*500+C(a=k/3e4)*r/2,40+(t>>2)*520+i,3,2,x.fillStyle=R(f(2),f(t),f(5))))i=k%480,r=(58e3-(i-240)**2)**.5*(i/3e3+.7)<<1,f=f=>(i/19-a*9-t*9&i/19+a*9^f+t)%7*a*27

@loktar00 it's a lot of fun and good programming exercise to build momentum.

@KilledByAPixel Dwitter is so underrated.... it's been years since I'm contributed.. I need to get back to this style of coding. So many wizards there you being one of them lol.

Windows 95 💾 dwitter.net/d/35171 #javascript #tinycode #win95 for(i=r=5376;i--;x.fillRect(540+X*8-Y,240+Y*8+X+S(X/14)*49,9,9))X=i%96,Y=i/96|0,A=X/8-2|0,B=Y>>3,e=(A>5?7-B:B)>3,q=A%3|A<3&&B%3&&r,x.fillStyle=R(e||q,A>5&&q,e&B>3&&q,(X%8>Y%8?X:Y)%8<16+X>>3?r:0)