This project lets you draw with the pen blocks, but there's an added effect. The lower the "S control" variable is, the more the project will go out of its way to make your pen strokes smoother. The slider at the bottom-right toggles the split-screen, which means that drawing on the right side of the screen will make the pen draw like normal without the smoothing procedure. You can clear the screen of drawings with the space bar.
If you decide to use this programming in your project, please credit me. It helps my channel! Can you guess what trick I used to make the pen smoother? Note that lowering "S control" makes it more obvious. Split-screen will also hint at the technique. The answer is down below. ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... To create a smoother pen, I simply had the pen lag behind the cursor a bit. Usually the sprite holding the pen always sticks to the mouse's location, but here, said sprite faces the mouse, calculates the distance in between, and just moves a fraction of the way to the cursor. In this project, said fraction (or percent) is adjustable using the "S control," or "Speed control" slider: If the variable is 50, then the pen will move half of the distance (50%) to the mouse on each frame. If it is set to 75, the pen will catch up more with the mouse, and if it's 100, then that's just a normal pen program.
