AnimOne
AnimOne
# About
AnimOne is a experimental repository which contains multiple animations you can test out and combine.
Anyone can fully use AnimOne, regardless of coding or tech experience.
You can
##
Recommended Testing Sites (RTS)
Are sites that I test these codes on
and are sites anyone can use.
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The recommended testing site for this
program is ww3schools.
Click on this link to go to
their "Try it yourself" page which
you can test my code
[*right here.*](https://www.w3schools.com/html/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_default)
# Future Updates
## Displaying Options
Multiple displaying options will be provided under careful testing, ensuring no hidden errors.
## More, More, More
There is a LOT of new, exciting, and, more interactive animations than before.
These will be compared to the animations existing to prove better build, solid code, and seamless operation!
# How to run animations.
Running the code from the "Anim" files is extremely quick and easy task.
Just follow the steps provided below.
## 1. Copy the code.
Simply click the "Copy raw file", found near the top right,
## 2. Visit the RTS site
Sroll up this README.md until you find the RTS section.
When you click on the link, something like this should appear:
## 3. Run the code.
Erase the reference html, then paste in the code you copied.
After that, push the green "Run" button, and the animation should appear.
NOTE: This animation can be found in "Anim-G.html".
# Description text (example):
Anim-K is a 10 minute long animation of floating bubbles.
Copy the file "Anim-K.html", then click on
the RTS (Recommended Testing Site)
on this Repository's README.md.
Next, paste the code in
the "practice" area.
# GRes Files
The five "GRes" files are all ChatGPT generated.
These files were all used to test ChatGPT's code improvment,
as well as enchancment skills.
## How the test was performed:
- ChatGPT was asked the exact same thing five different times.
- Every time was asked once the browser was refreshed.
- ChatGPT stored no memory of the code it had written.