READ INSTRUCTIONS FIRST: To change the form of the dummies, simply drag the nodes (circles) that are shown in their bodies (when editing). Click the "Menu" Tab to view all the options. Menu: - Click the triangle to view the animation. After clicking it, it will become a square, just click it again to stop the animation. - Click the "X" to delete the current animation. - Click the "-" or the "+" to increase or decrease the speed of the animation, counted by frames per second (sort of). - Click save to get the code of the animation. (Note: The animation code doesn't have the 10240 lenght limit =D) Also make sure that when you're copying one code, click where the code is, do ctrl+a and ctrl+c to select the entire code and copy it. - Click code to load the animation via a code. Controls: - Use the arrow keys to move the green dummy. - Use the "WASD" keys to move the orange dummy. - Press space to capture the current frame. Counters: - The counter at the top left corner is the frame counter. - The counter in the menu is the framerate (speed of the animation) counter.
Made originally by @TheMachinumps When saving the code is a lot more compressed and the figures only get drawn if position it updated so it is less intensive on your computer when the project is just sitting there example: 10 frames with raw data is 1822 in length when compressed it is 882 in length Another is an example given on his forum which has a length of 6482 when compressed it has a length of 3082 10/11/15 - update log 1.2.6 - compresses even more significantly 1.2.5 - no longer uses hexadecimal system now uses my own system which is more compressed 1.2.0 - only draws characters when position is updated so if it less intensive on you computer just sitting there 1.1.1 - uses hexadecimal compressor 10/6/15 - update log 1.1.0 - has a compressor so strings are shorter
