I was unable to upload even the shortest video because it was too long for my instance. Therefore, please enjoy the following:

  1. Partial visualization of test data. I cut this short because it took 40 seconds to do just a few (out of 81) paths: https://youtube.com/shorts/7UvzgSsMQNA
  2. Partial visualization of full data. I cut this short because I didn’t want to wait 40 minutes. It’s sped up 2x by making it 60fps (each step is approximately one frame) https://youtu.be/cv9qSdrV2Z4
  3. Full visualization, but it only shows the end paths, not individual steps: https://youtube.com/shorts/ozQ77ikI7JI

Unfortunately youtube is forcing my videos to be shorts due to aspect ratio and length, I don’t know if I can force them to a regular video

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        5 days ago

        Have you published the source for this somewhere? I’m interested in seeing what Roassal is like to use.

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          4 days ago

          Here’s the code. Everything prefixed with ‘RS’ is from Roassal. Alternatively, just look at where I use canvas. Keep in mind this is quick spaghetti code, and it includes the full solution for day 10 part 2.

          day10p1vis: in
          	| input starts canvas |
          	
          	canvas := RSCanvas new.
          	input := CTNewArray2D
          		fromArray: ((in copyWithRegex: '\n|\r' matchesReplacedWith: '') 
          			collect: [ :v | v asString asInteger ] as: Array)
          		width: (in lineNumber: 1) size.	
          	
          	input withIndexesDo: [ :x :y :val |
          		canvas add: (RSLabel new size: 5; text: val; x: x * 12; y: y * 12) ].
          	canvas signalUpdate.
          	(canvas @ RSCanvasController) open.
          	14 seconds wait.
          	starts := (input contents indicesOf: 0) collect: [:v | input indexToCoord: v].
          	
          	d9heads := OrderedCollection new.
          	^ starts sumNumbers: [ :s | | thead |
          		canvas signalUpdate.
          		0.08 seconds wait.
          		d9heads removeAll.
          		
          		thead := RSBox new size: 12; position: s * 12; color: Color red translucent.
          		canvas add: thead.
          	
          		self d9graphvis: input start: s dir: -1@0 canvas: canvas.
          	]
          
          d9graphvis: input start: start dir: dir canvas: canvas
          	| next sum direc bounded bnext |
          	
          	bounded := [ :p | (p x between: 1 and: input width) 	and: [ p y between: 1 and: input height ] ].
          	
          	direc := dir.
          	sum := 0.
          	4 timesRepeat: [ 
          		next := start + direc.
          		bnext := RSBox new size: 12; position: next*12; color: Color blue translucent.
          		canvas add: bnext.
          		"canvas signalUpdate."
          		"0.034 seconds wait."
          		sum := sum + ((bounded value: next) ifTrue: [
          			((input at: next) = 9 and: [(input at: start) = 8])
          				ifTrue: [ bnext color: Color green translucent. 1 ]
          				ifFalse: [ (input at: next) = ((input at: start) + 1)
          					ifTrue: [ | t | 
          						t :=  self d9graphvis: input start: next dir: direc canvas: canvas.
          						t = 0 ifTrue: [ self canvasRemove: { bnext } canvas: canvas ].
          						t ]
          					ifFalse: [ self canvasRemove: { bnext } canvas: canvas. 0 ] 
          				]
          			]
          		ifFalse: [ self canvasRemove: { bnext } canvas: canvas. 0 ]).
          		direc := direc rightRotated.
          		"canvas signalUpdate."
          		"0.034 seconds wait."
          	].
          
          	^ sum.
          
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            4 days ago

            Great, thanks! I’ve always had Roassal at the back of my mind as a way of generating visualisations for AOC, but never got round to it. This might kick-start me, but maybe for next year at this point :-)