Animated scripts: Difference between revisions

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File:Fox gravity script.gif
File:Fox gravity script.gif
File:Fox rocket.gif|Rocket script by [[fox]]
File:Fox rocket.gif|Rocket script by [[fox]]
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== Daydun? ==
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File:Spinning graphic 1.gif|August 9th , 2025
File:Spinning graphic 2.gif|August 10th , 2025
File:Spinning graphic 3.gif|Loading(''August 10th , 2025'')
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File:Snake.gif|Snake game from [https://ourworldoftext.com/funbox /funbox]
File:Snake.gif|Snake game from [https://ourworldoftext.com/funbox /funbox]
File:Jetpack guy.gif|Jetpack Guy(''April 30th, 2025'')
File:Jetpack guy.gif|Jetpack Guy(''April 30th, 2025'')
File:Three rotating circles.gif|Unknown script(''August 9th, 2025'')
File:Rotating graphic in sop.gif|Unknown script(''August 10th, 2025'')
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== Trivia ==
== Trivia ==

Revision as of 10:47, 10 August 2025

*For animated scripts on YWOT, see Moving Text Objects

*See also: /tileAnimator, a world that allows users to create small ASCII animations

Scripts that create the illusion of movement by rapidly pasting and deleting text.

FP

FP's New Year and Christmas Countdowns feature multiple animated elements. See one of these events in action here.

Fireworks Script

The animated fireworks script from the New Year countdown has also been used by spammers for more destructive purposes.

Lime

Lime Radio

Lime Elevator

Catha'vi

Roombas

/movienight

Mr. Black

Toy Car

SOP Animations

Echoden

Daydun?

Miscellaneous


Trivia

  • Animated scripts also exist on Your World of Text—with the most notable example being the infamous Roomba—though they tend to be much slower due to the site's lower rate limits.
  • Animation is technically possible on Our World of Pixels but faces similar constraints as YWOT.
  • Bad Apple has been animated multiple times on all three canvases.
  • As of 2025 no one has ever attempted to run DOOM in OWOT, though Guest-1052 one suggested that it could be done by porting msdos ASCII DOOM 1999 into the site. On another note, Catha'vi's world /doomwad contains the entirety of doom.wad encoded in octants; the world contains 3 mb of data and is roughly 246 coordinates long.