🏺 Hieroglyphics

[@Meow_YT]

When I first saw the language, in another video, I was surprised how obvious and intuitive it was. Took only a few moments to realise what it was doing, nice to see some naming behind the symbols now. Well done on creating such a nice language.

[@TodePond]

Ah thank you, that's very kind! And thanks for watching multiple videos!! :)

[@Tann114]

I didn't realise I had a todepond backlog. I really enjoyed this one, I'll have to check out more : )

[@TodePond]

Awesome! Enjoy your stay! 🐸⛲

[@NeekoKun02]

really love this channel! looks professional but it is absurdly underrated

[@KingJellyfishII]

I might have said it before but this spatial programming language is one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen, in the world of programming. It's just so amazingly simple, intuitive, and powerful.

[@cube_player]

like the way your voice and the music harmonises :)

[@GHOST-fe3cu]

I’m so happy I found your channel

[@symsoup]

Fantastic visualization of regular languages!

[@bidibidifortnitebattlepassi]

i absolutely love this channel

[@TodePond]

Hey thank you! Really happy to hear that :)

[@bidibidifortnitebattlepassi]

@@TodePond you inspired me to make my own sand simulation and you solved alot of problems for me

[@TodePond]

@@bidibidifortnitebattlepassi Amazing! Thanks, that's great news! I hope you enjoy it!

[@Khusyasy]

this is very cool, i always wanted to make some kind of a "language" but it's just hard to visualise, maybe i will try to make some kind of simulation too

[@legendaryra3590]

To create a language you also have to create an interpreter for the language. It's a fun experience and has many different applications. Good luck!

[@commenteroftruth9790]

love your work

[@Dunoid]

I always love to see these videos!

[@jorgebarroso2496]

Your videos are really good, incredibly interesting also. Keep it up :)

[@levilife6184]

how do i make an 'if not then' statement using them? im trying to make trees that grow over the surface of sand and flat ground, but it keeps piling up on itself and growing like a forkbomb

[@TodePond]

Could you do something like this? gist.github.com/l2wilson94/b4b05353f5f9163af6ce72a67982c91c It would copy itself upwards as long as it's above Sand or the bottom of the world. Or you could make your own symbol maybe: gist.github.com/l2wilson94/98af1c5eb967f66740f21addc3f2e471 This means it would copy itself upwards as long as it's on top of a different type of element. All the documentation for this sort of thing is here: l2wilson94.gitbook.io/spacetode/

[@andreiinthedesktopworld1178]

How do I make my own elements in sandpond saga

[@blackmesa559]

The Space Tode language is maybe easier than java

[@zemoxian]

What kind of parsing techniques are involved with recognizing stuff above or below a line?

[@TodePond]

Hi! Are you referring to the little diagrams that you draw? No techniques really, just that it finds out where the 'center' of the event is, and then works out where all of the other symbols are positioned relative to that center (if that makes sense)

[@zemoxian]

@@TodePond I think so. I’m more familiar with how traditional parsers process a stream of tokens or characters according to some kind of grammar. This looks pretty different.

[@Vallee152]

I assume you can simulate rule 110 with it?

[@yahoo5726]

Dude how do you open the code area?????

[@TodePond]

The code area? In this video, I edited the code of these elements in a text editor - I use VS Code mainly nowadays!

[@max.bittker]

[@leyasep5919]

Nice little vocabulary :-)

[@TodePond]

Thanks! :D