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in reply to Devine Lu Linvega

this makes me want something to visualize normal code as magical circles. Would be really cool to have a poster of Git's source on my wall.
in reply to Devine Lu Linvega

niiiiiiiice

reminds me of (strangely enough) a Minecraft mod; while you probably aren't into playing Minecraft, check out the aesthetic here:
curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mo…

you 'hand'-draw the glyphs using a triangle-grid system, and the glyphs are essentially a programming language you can use to affect the world, with stored variables and arrays and everything.

in reply to Devine Lu Linvega

embedding this in some wizard rpg as a way of programming spells would be very cool
in reply to Akseli ​

@aks This is an extensible renderer for Postscript programs, and Postscript at core is a lot like Forth. There is no apparent requirement the program be executable. It just needs to be parseable enough to draw. You could define your RPG's wizard magic system as a dialect of Postscript, and have players able to construct arbitrary spells with composeable, syntax-checkable effects and programmatically defined success chances etc...
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in reply to Devine Lu Linvega

That would have made my long-ago simple Postscript programming more fun! Thanks for making and sharing it!
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