#Where does gifsicle put edited files code#

Then it reads the scene background color (4 bits) and stores it in scn.background_color. The first thing it does in order to do this is read the first 16 bits, which indicate the size of the scene in bits (variable dat_len). So sometimes the numbers read by getval require several bytes read (for example a number can take the last two bits from 1 byte and then the first 3 bits of the next byte).īack into wob_load, the main thing it does is using getval to fill up a table called scn. It does so by calling peek, which reads Pico-8 internal memory and returns it, but byte by byte. Inside there, getval is used to extract numbers from memory, bit by bit.

#Where does gifsicle put edited files code#

Paste the code from tab 5 into your cartridge to load and draw The function doing the parsing is wob_load.

In the menu, and behave the same as LMB,RMB Using Wobblepaint doodles in your cartridgesĬTRL-C copies doodles in a text format that can be pasted into code (or bbs posts) Turn off the devkit input in the options menu ('turn off mouse') and use a gamepad: for an animation or story), press tab to hide menu, CTRL-8 to start a gif, W,R to flip through the doodles, and then CTRL-9 to save the gif. If you want to record multiple doodles (e.g. To save a gif to desktop, use the gif button to record a second of looping wobble. The data storage is reasonably efficient so you can get around 20~100 doodles to a cart depending on complexity. To start a new wobble cart, type LOAD #WOBBLEPAINT from inside PICO-8 and then save it as something. To save all doodles, use the cartridge icon button in the pull-down menu. LMB+RMB in menu colour palette to set the background colour RMB in menu colour palette to select secondary colour (used for patterns) Mouse wheel (or e,d) to change brush size W,R to switch between doodles (or use the menu buttons) InstructionsĬTRL-C, CTRL-V to copy and paste between doodles There are 4 presets you can select and modify using keyboard shortcuts, or by clicking and dragging the top menu bar down to reveal a palette of attributes. Your brush has a size, colour, pattern and shape that can be adjusted separately. Wobblepaint started as a secret cartridge in my 2019 Advent Calendar entry, but I think it's time for a proper release! This version has some extra controls and nicer, less crinkly wobble.