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I took part in #PyWeek 39 over the weekend and made a game in #PyScript. It's a single-tap rhythm game. Should work on any desktop browser and most new phones. It was a fun challenge to make a game where the realtime music sync is so important. You want to let people tap a little too late and still have the game allow it. You want it to be playable with Bluetooth headphones and keyboards that add a lot of latency.

Play at ambv.pyscriptapps.com/streamli

#genuary26 prompt: symmetry.
#genuary27 prompt: something interesting with no randomness or noise.

If there's gotta be no randomness, you need to introduce control. I made this cute discontinued device called the #Monome Arc work with #PyScript. This is usually driven by a UDP server, but turns out browsers can't use UDP, so I wrote a WebSocket bridge. Looks like it works 😎

ambv.pyscriptapps.com/genuary-

#genuary17 prompt: What if pi=4?
#genuary19 prompt: Op art.

I couldn't come up with anything impressive for just pi=4 so I combined it with op art, then it came to life, especially if you have a comparison right away. This is why the video contains the Python prompt on the top and you can see the drastic change when pi becomes 4 for a while.

Made with #PyScript:
ambv.pyscriptapps.com/genuary-

#genuary8 prompt: Draw one million of something.
#genuary9 prompt: The textile design patterns of public transport seating.

Not much time so combined two prompts. Efficiency! In Poznań 🇵🇱 my most memorable bus and tram upholstery had weird bright shapes on deep green. I made 1 mil spheres, added a halftone filter to the rendering pipeline so it looks more like fabric. Et voila.

Made with #PyScript:
pyscript.com/@ambv/genuary-pro