Description: This is a little animation I made using @HeyJD 's project but trying to make the lines be longer or shorter each time. It is supposed to increase the line length until it forms a circle, then decrase it to the original position and repeat the process infinitely. ========================================= KEYS: [T]: Selects 'Line thickness' [N]: Selects 'Number of lines' [C]: Selects 'Line color' [S]: Selects 'Color saturation' [B]: Selects 'Color brightness' [Left arrow]: Decreases selected variable by 1 [Right arrow]: Increases selected variable by 1 [E]: Ends the animation and returns to the settings page NOTE: [Left arrow] and [Right arrow] only work WHILE variable selection key is pressed. ========================================= Updates: v 1.0.1: Now the line color is alleatory. v 1.0.2: Now you can change the line color in the middle of the animation, as well as the brightness and saturation in two ways: by using the sliders before the animation starts (after starting they hide), or by using the keys explained above. v 1.1.0: Now you have more time to select the color of the animation, as you decide when it starts, clicking the new button. Also, surrounding that button, you can see a sample from the color selected. v 1.1.1: Now the start button has a more natural design, and if you press [E] during the animation, it ends, and the settings page appears. v 1.1.2: Line thickness variable introduced in settings page and animation (using [T]). v 1.1.3: Tried to make smoother the line thickness change, and to ensure the,variables can't change more than the stipulated in the settings range. v 1.1.4: Improved the number of lines change during the animation. Now you have to unpress and press again the arrow keys so that another line is added/deleted. This is made so that no more than a line is added with each pressing, so that it is more precise. ========================================= NOTE: In fullscreen it sometimes becomes too glitchy and lags, especially if you try changing color. ========================================= CREDITS: Thanks to @HeyJD for the original project.
