Drawbird (How close is your circle to perfect?)

Instructions

Pls read everything here first! Every measurment of perfect circle: Current Score: The score but not mathematical calculation of a perfect circle. It is always tracked Final Score: The score but not mathematical calculation of a perfect circle. It is only tracked at the end P1: A more innacurate version of the Final Score it will go past 100 when needed. It is only tracked at the end P3: A more innacurate version of the Final Score it will go past 100 when needed x3. It is only tracked at the end P5: The most accurate version's of the P's innacurate version of the Final Score it will go past 100 when needed x5. It is only tracked at the end P10: A more innacurate version of the Final Score it will go past 100 when needed x10. It is only tracked at the end True Percentage: The most accurate thing I have however it sometimes suddenly drops to 0 or rises suddenly to 100. This can happen when a circle is too terrible or too good. Updates every 0.05 seconds TP: Will just copy true percentage unless True percentage = 0 or 100 then it will switch to current score (Most accurate of everything) MP: Will just copy true percentage unless True percentage = 100 then it will switch to current score. ASRA: Every ranking methods average ranked by accuracy order (Not a method). To start the perfect circle scorer hit space. To view each measurment type click: 1 + Space: Views TP 2 + Space Views MP 3 + Space: Views Current score 4 + Space: Views Final score 5 + Space: Views P1 6 + Space: Views P3 7 + Space: Views P5 8 + Space: Views P10 9 + Space: True Percentage 0 + Space: ASRA Hacks/Cheats/Shortcuts: 1 + D: Your current path + Perfect path 2 + D: Shows a circle of the average radius. 3 + D: Dark Mode 4 + D: Your trail (as a moving dot) 5 + D: Perfect trail (as a moving dot) 6 + D Show every scoring variable + Average radius 7 + D automatically ends game 8 + D Dev Tool for Drawing a perfect circle for True Percentage (The True Percentage but not TP) 9 + D Show best circle, and average radius at the end.