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pretty sure sth like this existed before but couldn't find it so here is a squiggle editor every squiggle possible with the legendary generative script by snowfro you can see live how the hash changes, what lines of the code are behind the changes, you can change the code...

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yggvor 9 Tagen

oh what could have been

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yggvor 9 Tagen

oh if you have any more ideas or features, feel free to clone, pr, whatever

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Jos Vromansvor 9 Tagen

@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain Very cool tool, and interesting to play with. Can't help to try some unlikely straight line up of the points on the squiggle line Hash used: 0x00a0c899938e8884807c7975716e6b6866625f66ffba200e1d6bed35705a0023

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akutivor 8 Tagen

@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain Fun to play around with 0xfffffffffffffff4da9d3c834a7c5a73606c67695eba1f0f1d6bffffff008023

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yggvor 8 Tagen

@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain 🤌

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FelixFelixFelixvor 7 Tagen

@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain "ftx crash" LMAO

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yggvor 7 Tagen

@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain loooool

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FelixFelixFelixvor 7 Tagen

@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain 🤣

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Backseatsvor 9 Tagen

@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain Okay this is sick

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Luke Weavervor 9 Tagen

@mintface @artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain wen infinite squiggles

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yggvor 9 Tagen

@mintface @artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain

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Derek Edwsvor 8 Tagen

@squiggleDAO @artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain v sick

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@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain excellent tool

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@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain 👑

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@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain Hmmm great!

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@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain 🔥😎🔥

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Daniel Rottervor 7 Tagen

@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain 🔥🔥

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Hebe | 🕊️🪑vor 9 Tagen

@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain so sick! built in public energy right there

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@artblocks_io @ArtOnBlockchain Sorry but I can’t figure out how to mint them. Can devs do something?

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