This document contains a collection of FXYT demos contributed by community members. FXYT is a tiny, esoteric, stack-based, postfix, canvas colouring language with only 36 simple commands. To learn more about FXYT, visit susam.net/fxyt.html or read the manual at github.com/susam/fxyt.
If you create an interesting demo that fits in 256 bytes of code, please create a new post here and share it with the community. If the demo looks interesting, it may be added to this page.
Dynamic demos contain the T
command which makes the
code time-dependent. This is often used to produce animated or
dynamic effects in the demo. The following subsections present
a collection of dynamic demos created by various community
members.
Contributed by TJSomething on 22 Dec 2023.
MXN127-D*YN127-D*+N5/DN2/NN6[RRSDRDRS/+N2/R]PSPTN2*-N20%N12*
Contributed by Nick Craig-Wood on 24 Mar 2024.
XT+N128-N3142*N128/DN3142>[N6284-]DN1571>[N3142S-]DNN1571-<[NN3142-S-]DDN166SD*N120000/-SD*N1000/*N1000/N1000S-*N1000/N1100+N3*N25/Y>NS[PN255]
Static demos do not contain the T
thereby keeping
the code time-independent. As a result, these demos produce a
static output that does not change with time. The following
subsections present a collection of some nice static demos
created by our little community of FXYT artists!
Contributed by Nick Craig-Wood on 23 Mar 2024.
NNNN7[SDD*N1024/RDD*N1024/R+N4096<[RN1+RR]SDD*N1024/RDD*N1024/R+N4096<![PPN4000N4000]SDD*N1024/RDD*N1024/RS-XN128-N12*N512-+RR*N512/YN128-N12*+]PPN30*
Contributed by Greg Oledzki on 23 Mar 2024.
XN15%0N0=YN15%0N0=|00
Contributed by Greg Oledzki on 23 Mar 2024.
XN16/N2%N0=YN16/N2%N1=^N255*
Contributed by Greg Oledzki on 23 Mar 2024.
XN128-XN128-*YN128-YN128-*+N128/N64<00
Contributed by Greg Oledzki on 23 Mar 2024.
XN99>XN157<&YN99>&YN157<&N255*
Contributed by Greg Oledzki on 24 Mar 2024.
XY+N192>XY-N64<&YX-N64<&XY+N320<&00
Contributed by Greg Oledzki on 23 Mar 2024.
XN100=XN156=|YN100=YN156=||XN99>&XN157<&YN99>&YN157<&N255*
Contributed by Greg Oledzki on 23 Mar 2024.
XY-N0=YN50=|CXN206=|XN49>&XN207<&YN49>YN206<&&00
Contributed by Greg Oledzki on 24 Mar 2024.
XN107>XN192<&N255*XN107>XN151<&N255*XN64>XN151<&N255*
Contributed by Greg Oledzki on 24 Mar 2024.
XN107>XN192<&N255*XN107>XN151<&N255*XN64>XN151<&N255*RR
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