I like your style

That looks awesome!!

I made one in smilebasic a while back

Hey you should consider a REAL calculator If you go to "Reverse Polish Notation" on wikipedia then it tells you how to convert an expression into a form thats easy to calculate It could easily solve things like "90/4.6*0.1/(3-123)*(7/(4-8.45776))/(2^3-1)/3)"

I hope you generated that code, typing all that would take forever

Hey can I have a key of your best work? I wanna play :o

figures

If I could have a skilled sprite worker then the Mario Maker one would be a fun one to make. I know exactly how I would code it too

At 2 moves per second, that will take you over 291 hours to solve

The point is to move the entire pile of disks to the rightmost pole. You can only put a disk above a disk that is smaller then itself. Meaning the disks will always have to be sorted largest to smallest

Hah that would be interesting, it would have to be 2D though, and with 8-bit graphics And it seems like that would ruin the fun

I just checked I'm at 245 hours SmileBASIC And 10 hours petit computer

The average mother would say you should be concerned, but to be honest you should be proud. Every other human finds enjoyment watching tv or playing video games, but you find programming fun. Your getting smarter AND having fun

Well, thats if your planning on actually generating music from scratch, which would be a really interesting topic to explore

If you use pseudo random then each song will have a seed that always makes that exact song Also if you really want to get advanced then you can make the music run from a fractal MAGIX is a music software company that 100% successfully created an algorithm that generates CATCHY tunes and puts em into a song The key is to use a limited set of chords

Oh my, now that is sèxy

WHAA HOW DID YOU DO THIS!? Its like a high performance version on manecraft holy cow

Learn how to code in obfuscated C... then we'll talk X)

SWEET! How did you do that!?

Yeah the algorithm in english is: For every coordinate on the screen, make its color the same as the closest point to that coordinate