Sunday morning divertissement again. an entire maze built with just two different pieces. This time, the project rotate about a very old program I discovered several years ago reading my first computer user manual. It was another century and manuals where full of inspiration and code snippets. It's a pity that nowaday, what you get with a new computer is just a lot of advertising and bloatware.
You can read about 10 PRINT CHR$(205.5+RND(1)); : GOTO 10 on https://10print.org I do not know why but, sometimes, Scratch does not create allows more than 150 clones in a project. Not that this will affect this one, as I would have needed more than 300 clones to mock a single dash with a clone. I had to resort to couple two dashes in a single clone to overcome the limit. Whiy using clones and not resorting to pen? Two reasons: - Pen traces are shaggy and I would like a more defined effects - I've already drawn this pattern in a previous project using the pen extension, to avoid the 300 clone limit The previous iterations are there: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/443602653 https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/443609519
