#lua programming

See, from what I can find, nobody has had a great solution to getting a program to do autosplitting for speedrun timers on Linux for Celeste. Or at least, if they have, they're not telling me.

I'd like to use LibreSplit, but I don't know Lua. If I did, this might be easier. If someone's able to help me, that'd be super awesome! I'd get to learn something, and I'd gain a valuable tool for getting faster at Celeste Any%. My current goal is to get down to 40 minutes.

Here's the documentation for LibreSplit, if anyone want to take a peek:

Flow Fields

I utilized a 2D flow field (aka vector field) driven by perlin noise to move around particles. Beautiful effects are then produced (thanks to some other fancy custom paint-like rendering algorithms) when particles come within range of one another.

   Renderings of the 2D Mandelbrot Fractal as well as some manipulations of it. The process of carrying out the rendering was performed through a GPU-based approach. Continuous coloring was also added to achieve soft gradients rather than hard celshading. Every aspect of the fractal can be controlled from the complex equation itself to its position/scale/rotation.