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7th Nov 2018

Thanks to XGEM_Gaming for making me think of this. I used layered CONV and VOID, as in my SPNG batteries, to produce the spark. The only way to clear the screen is to reload the save. More complex things could be done with this, I think.

electronic drawn

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Matera_the_Mad 12th Nov 2018

Synergy :)
XGEM_Gaming 11th Nov 2018

Matera_the_Mad: ID: 2349441. I have a prototype of an RGB doodle board; It's kinda pixelated, but it's RGB
XGEM_Gaming 11th Nov 2018

You know, it's kinda funny that an old stamp buried deep in my stamp collection started this
XGEM_Gaming 11th Nov 2018

Oh. (comment to short)
Matera_the_Mad 10th Nov 2018

No, I should have said "reversal" -- but I know what you mean. That happens because the water is conductive, so a spark can be effective more than once. That's why I used DTEC and non-conductive powders in the last one I made. In id:2348498, thee's no randomness.
XGEM_Gaming 10th Nov 2018

that effect is cool looking
XGEM_Gaming 10th Nov 2018

"flip-flop" you mean the thing where it kinda half turns on then turns on completely?
Matera_the_Mad 10th Nov 2018

I just uploaded a new version using DTEC and two different powders, one for on and one for off. Still no closer to epic RGB, but having fun anyway.
bats92 9th Nov 2018

If you drop a bit of virus, wait for it to cover the board then a bit of soap it cleans up the board good as new :)
Matera_the_Mad 9th Nov 2018

Yeah, yours is pretty cool. I like the flip-flop in this one, though, because it's fun to cut shapes out, turn everything negative, etc. I'm still experimenting with variations. I really want to do an RGB thing using a different element for each color -- but it gets fat fast.

The Powder Toy

Super-Doodler by Matera_the_Mad

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