I've compiled almost all of my tweetcarts in one place, and put them in a nice little wrapper!
Features:
-Full viewing for over 50 tiny animations
-View (and even copy) the full source code for each cart easily and natively!
--On web, you must hit ctrl+v first to allow the application to modify your clipboard
-Sort carts by time, or theme, or size!
If you have the space, and you might, you could include so the source-code for each of your tweetcarts can be viewed in a simple viewer during execution, @beanborg.
Use of desc=[[ followed by ]] to end the text, IE:
desc={}
desc["spacewarp"]=[[
source line 1
source line 2
source line 3
]]
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Ooo! I really like this and it made me very happy when I saw the pride ones :3 Nice cart! Keep making them!
@dwa817
I was thinking of doing something like this, but space is already tight, plus it would be tedious work because I'd have to reformat every cart so that it would be printed correctly. I figured anyone interested already is able to open the cart up and look at the (mostly) unaltered code already, so I decided it wasn't worth it. It would be a cool feature, though
@dwa817
Okay, so I went ahead and added the ability to display source code for every single cart!
I see you have, @beanborg. Very good ! I might add it is a little difficult to read being in outline. Suggest either clear screen to black or solid color or use print("\#0 ...") to give true block outline to the text.
In any case this makes your cart quite unique, interesting, and educational. You definitely have my gold star.
Simply superb ! You have a lot to be proud of, @beanborg. Very well done. I'd like to place my nomination for this cart as one of the new top 3 as it is not only amazing, fantastic, and beautiful, but highlights the very best of Pico-8 programming by including its source-codes.
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