This is a type of program I've wanted to make for a year or two, and have failed several times at creating. The one thing all those failures had in common (other than me!) was that they were all text-based. In text, you can describe anything, so the number of possibilities for things like shirt color would quickly get out of hand. This one, being entirely graphics-based, was limited in color and complexity, which wound up being a good thing. It's quite short, but I think it works pretty well for a little over 1 hour of work:
bottomcolor%
= INT((RND * 16) + 1) 'generates from 0 to 15 then adds 1 to get results from 1 to 16, avoiding 0 (black)LINE (20, 440)-(200, 200), bottomcolor%
, BF
IF skirt!
> 0.5 THEN LINE (110, 440)-(110, 280), 0 'pant leg seperator if it isnt a skirt IF shorts!
> 0.5 THEN LINE (20, 440)-(200, 340), 0, BF
'coin flip for bottoms length topcolor%
= INT((RND * 16) + 1) 'same method as bottomcolorLINE (600, 40)-(440, 200), topcolor%
, BF
sleeves!
= RND 'single with decimalIF sleeves!
< 0.5 THEN LINE (440, 80)-(280, 40), topcolor%
, BF
IF sleeves!
> 0.5 THEN LINE (440, 80)-(360, 40), topcolor%
, BF
(hopefully these attachments work)
The left side of each image shows the program's output, the right side is an example of how it could be interpreted into a real outfit. These outfits aren't terrible, but most of the ones it comes up with are pretty bad. An interesting thing is that I'm pretty sure there's a 1/1000 chance that the shirt will have no sleeves at all, since "sleeves!" could be exactly 0.5, instead of greater or less. This is my first post, so I hope I formatted it correctly.
