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or click the following link if you have the FireFox browser (Chrome’s implementation of WebAssembly has much worse performance). Mobile Firefox should also work well on relatively new mobile phones. The 256 bytes are encoded in the URL:
https://exoticorn.github.io/microw8/v0.2.2/#AgMvvqs+jH95brXMAYjUjZwn1apTrm62ncvO+qq+kAesx0vh5NB3sa3YEg8JasHVk0OOFeN09Qi/yWyEuuIHweJv5+qt4lQhS0q/exKHo4rtSsnqkY7oWUwXXgbWfGEwKrTto4wxOG4JXZck7ehBB9YHmyanOZxFZeCkpib2M/JXhCmCfPb3mF6tq++ZG2Mm73NopaaKwUFHm2KjpEjYFMEzCZsu98uZmvhD5GzCUXSw8G5Z1V8nfv9uiIQ1+5N+rcjpFezbIXG5/haUR7Lnre3xZVJcp+I6rXkboKqK6SoG5h92w/jndB3sdZyT4G9Lq872lkEkUIM7ciqdsyYJMg==
I personally love seeing creative process of the others (“making of”) and If you are interested in the steps I went through to create this intro, check the following recording:
I love intellectual challenges, art, computer science and in May 2024 there was another Outline demoscene party with size-coding competition. I did some 256 byte intros in the past (like drawing Mona Lisa for 6502 8bit Atari, ported to a crazy number of platforms or Thrive for TIC-80 showing a growing tree through the seasons), so I decided to join the competition once again.
