eclipse.
circfill(63,63,10,0)pal({129,1,130,2,136,8},1)::_::circ(63,63,10,7)x,y=rnd(128),rnd(128)a=atan2(x-63,y-63)c=pget(x,y)if c!=0 then
c=rnd()>.9and c-1or c
pset(x+cos(a),y+sin(a),c)end
goto _
#pico8 #tweetcart #pixelart #art #gamedev #indiedev #screenshotsaturdaypic.twitter.com/iLMcpKaUP6
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Pico-8 pulled the craziest one I've seen, representing angles between 0 and 1 which ends up making sin feel upside down. I first learned a long time ago in GML that right was 0,90 up. And it's been many years since then but it's just how I'm wired, so I've struggled with P8.
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There's no doubt, but not in a tweet cart for sure. They just don't have enough space to realistically viable in that case. I am writing a book on Pico 8 and have a great vector class written out but I wonder if it's too advanced. So you would track all of those as vectors?
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If you had the space, or you still would here? Even in vector math, which I understand very well, I fail to remember how to convert angles to points and back without having to look at examples constantly. My long term pet project is at a brick wall due, you guessed it, trig.pic.twitter.com/bjggKcBooO
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