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textual-paint
Textual Paint
=============
What if MS Paint isn't retro enough?
You need Paint in your terminal.
MS Paint in your terminal.
This is a TUI (Text User Interface) image editor, inspired by MS Paint, and built with [Textual](https://textual.textualize.io/).
This is a TUI (Text User Interface) image editor, inspired by MS Paint, built with [Textual](https://textual.textualize.io/).
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<img src="screenshot.svg" alt="MS Paint like interface" />
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<tr><td align="center">Textual Paint terminal screen buffer in HTML in SVG in HTML.<br>This might not render correctly in your browser.</tr></td>
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## Features
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## Unicode Symbols and Emojis for Paint Tools
The first thing I did in this project was to collect possible characters to represent all the tool icons in MS Paint, to test feasibility.
In other words, I wanted to gauge how good of a recreation it would be possible to achieve, starting from looks.
The first thing I did in this project was to collect possible characters to represent all the tool icons in MS Paint, to gauge how good of a recreation it would be possible to achieve, starting from looks.
Unfortunately, I haven't run into any significant roadblocks, so I'm apparently recreating MS Paint. [Again.](https://jspaint.app)
These are the symbols I've found so far: