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#+title: textmation
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#&summary
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An interpreter and renderer for a simple text-based animation language for
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simple shapes.
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#&
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#+license: bysa
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* textmation
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textmation allows you to define an animation in pure text, and then render it.
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It was developed fairly quickly and then not touched upon after it had been
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used for its original purpose. The animation it was used for currently isn't
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included.
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The program is quite worthless as it is right now, because there's no
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documentation for the format, and the interpreter also has easily-triggerable
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bugs.
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I haven't got around to specifying a license yet either.
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In essence: I need to work on it.
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But here it is (run the following in a terminal):
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: $ git clone git://metanohi.name/textmation
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