Discover new brushes by combining them on the canvas.
Used to be a React Native app from the pre-AI ages. Recently ported with AI to be just a wordpress plugin.
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Discover new brushes by combining them on the canvas.
Used to be a React Native app from the pre-AI ages. Recently ported with AI to be just a wordpress plugin.
Show HN: Silly Faces
juliushuijnk.nl
Can I reverse the ear?
reminds me of those 2010's flash games, absolutely amazing
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ah, not yet. Let me add that, one moment..
now you can. Double tap the small ear.
In the info part (with the question thing) I don't understand the last two rules:
"eye + time = eye": I think the correct rule is "eye + time = closed-eye"
"eye + eye-down-right = four eyes": If I add two eyes in a special positions, does the web page add two more to complete the square? I count's trigger that rule.
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now you can. Double tap the small ear.
:) In the info part (with the question thing) I don't understand the last two rules: " eye + time = eye ": I think the correct rule is " eye + time = closed-eye " " eye + eye-down-right = four eyes ": If I add two eyes in a special positions, does the web page add two more to complete the square? I count's trigger that rule.
It meant to say: long press will allow you to paint in a rectangle. So long press one corner, then press another corner.
I'll look into if I can fix that.
Btw, my goal was to have zero language in the app, so I wouldn't have to make any translations, and it would just work for kids of any age. Hence the somewhat weird '?' popup.
Might turn this into a thing where you can download a PDF of the image, and you can print and can cut it out and fold it into a brick shaped character. As in; top half face, bottom half rest of body.
Update: I adding a 'eyes spotted' (round nose + eye) and a 'skin effect' when empty cells are near some things, they change too. Spots or scales for now.
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:) In the info part (with the question thing) I don't understand the last two rules: " eye + time = eye ": I think the correct rule is " eye + time = closed-eye " " eye + eye-down-right = four eyes ": If I add two eyes in a special positions, does the web page add two more to complete the square? I count's trigger that rule.
Ah, yes, this worked in the app, not really on the web version yet. It meant to say: long press will allow you to paint in a rectangle. So long press one corner, then press another corner. I'll look into if I can fix that. Btw, my goal was to have zero language in the app, so I wouldn't have to make any translations, and it would just work for kids of any age. Hence the somewhat weird '?' popup. Might turn this into…
OK, after reading this explanation I could trigger it in a pc. I'm not sure if it's useful.
> Btw, my goal was to have zero language in the app, so I wouldn't have to make any translations, and it would just work for kids of any age. Hence the somewhat weird '?' popup.
I think it's fine. [Hi from Argentina!]
Before more details, I want to say that I like the idea of the multiple shapes and combinations.
Some bug reports/ feature requests:
* In the main screen, the grey rectangle is not aligned with the other rectangles.
* The white rectangle cleans the eyes/noses/whatever/ but it does not clean the skin color.
* Also, perhaps the grey rectangle probably shoud cycle like: nothing->grey->red->dark->pink->nothing->grey->... Or skip the "nothing" color in the list, but make the white rectangle delete the color.
* When I use the grey rectangle tool over an eye or something, it may change to another eye. I prefer that they change only when I use the eye tool over and eye. I expect the grey rectangle tool only to change the color, not the shape.
* I don't like that the nose rotate when it's grey and some of the nearby squares are aso grey. It's too unpredictable. I'd prefer that using a nose on a nose will sometimes change the shape and other times rotate it, so I can click on it until I get the shape I want.