My latest project, which you might find interesting/useful if you work with low-res sprites and pixel art. Features: >multiple layers >animation >flexible syntax >dynamic height >dynamic/variable pixel values Here's a short demo: #sgml 1.07 #width 16 #scale 32 #colors red:f00 green:0f0 blue:00f #pixels (bluegreenred)*3blue[lcopy]red[blur][blur][blur]green Just start out with it and mess around with the result.
I'll post more info in the thread, but here's what you should know: >invalid symbols in the #pixels tag are ignored entirely >brackets mark a dynamic value, shortcuts for them are >parenthesis DO NOT nest >color names can be one letter long >(0,255,0,255) is preferred over 00ff00 as a color definition >/comment/
a nazi flag wouldve shown off the capabilities more
Anthony Ross
Did you not even Google your language name before you picked it? SGML already exists, it's the granddaddy of XML and HTML. It's not even obscure or anything. I know finding good names for things is hard but I would strongly recommend choosing another name for your project if you want anyone other than yourself to care about it.
Landon Watson
I know about the original sgml, but had no good alternate name. Now I think of changing it to Compact Digital because I find CD's to be based, but it wouldn't be a great name in my opinion.
Ryan Robinson
Yeah op, might be better to change the name. How about Simple graphical description language ?
swastikas are just rectangles overlaid, and the Hakenkreuzfahne just has a circle around the swastika. the ussr is actually a pretty good choice as a demo since it's a solid color with an intricate design in one canton. the Capetian French flag wouldn't be a bad choice either: azure field with 3 fleur-de-lis or.
Juan Long
What advantage does this have over Paint?
Jaxon Morales
Based vexillology user, I was pretty into flags and heraldry when I was younger. It seems like a rare interest but I guess I am among fellow autists here. Anyway you reminded me of happier times :)
Luis Nelson
There is a way to calculate a pixel value based on its place. Also, animated gifs?
Samuel Reed
>There is a way to calculate a pixel value based on its place. So it has functions?
Aaron Johnson
It does, you do it via [fun 0,0,0,0] with place as a variable. Division is \ by the way, powers are ^
Jordan Nelson
Why would I use SGML over a drawing tool with several plugins? I imagine it's for potentially sharing source files but .psds and .xcfs already exist or as a .ppm replacement which is already quite simple or for some kind of scaling up but I can't see anything obvious that could be scaled up here.
Jason Clark
for FUN faggot not everything needs to be a soulless multi billion dollar application. keep up the good work OP but pick a better name
