It's my pfp, but a circle. Here's the real thing:
Edit: And with transparency:
Edit 2: 2x version w/transparency:
Oh, ok.
I'm opening a copy up in Krita to make one with transparency.
2x version with transparency now.
I made my pfp transparent when I was making it.
What I was saying was that it's the " __ init __" that makes it move.
No, it's the [scratchblocks]move (10) steps[/scratchblocks] that makes it move.
Don't y'all have grep on your computers? You open Terminal or xterm or Command Prompt or whatever, and you say, e.g.,
grep doRun *.js
(or whatever primitive you're looking for) in the src directory. And it tells you where that string appears in which files.
Uh,
- I'm on a chromebook.
- I don't have developer mode on to access terminal.
- If I turn on developer mode it's gonna wipe my chromebook.
I mean it was the __ init __ that was triggering the [scratchblocks] when I start as clone :: control hat [/scratchblocks]
That's how it works? Really?
Yep.
I'm sorry. That must be frustrating.
I told my mom I wanted to turn on developer mode, flash the BIOS and install windows, but she said no.
See if she'll let you install Linux instead. :~)
Hmm, chromebooks are Linux based, so it probably wont be as hard as Window.
It's the entire __clone__init__ that's triggering the [scratchblocks] when I start as clone :: control hat [/scratchblocks], not just the __init__.
I dunno -- try typing a grep command and see what happens! You have to navigate to the Snap! source code directory first; try "cd .../src" where ... is wherever you put the repo.
Nope, didn't work, I tried to only type grep just to see if it recognizes it, but it didn't:
