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impressive - thanks for sharing!
Love it.
Wow! Lotsa traditional mini-games in ".pde" source code to study. Congratz & Thx! :)>-
BtW, you should definitely post @ Reddit too: :>
https://www.Reddit.com/r/processing/
Another gr8 idea. Make a GitHub repo place for them all: *-:)
https://Help.GitHub.com/articles/create-a-repo/
@Chrisir: thanks :)
@GoToLoop: the code is old... and not very instructive for an expert like you ;)
I need to learn a bit of github... :-S
@cameyo Super.