Make videos promoting Websim projects, earn credits!

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The format should be straightforward, using option tags with the appropriate values for each game file. So, it’ll look like: `` and ``. Once I include these lines, we should be all set! Okay, that's it!\n\nI will add Tetris (USA) and Mega Man 2 (USA) to the game select dropdown.\n\nindex.html\n\n```index.html\n```",197,17739,222,343,{"_78":140,"_79":362,"_83":363,"_144":364,"_103":365,"_147":148,"_149":366,"_151":367,"_153":368,"_154":368,"_81":369,"_155":370,"_128":-5,"_156":100,"_157":371,"_159":55,"_160":372,"_162":163,"_164":55,"_165":-5,"_166":373,"_168":376,"_173":378},"jcmi20uxujwqzflemrtt","2025-09-08T23:27:29.137105+00:00","2025-09-15T21:04:37.534+00:00","NES Corruptor","nes-corruptor",{"_78":22,"_79":348,"_83":349,"_117":350,"_119":351,"_120":352,"_121":353,"_123":55},93,"tqo_ytakq80afs64gd3m",40,{"_133":358,"_131":357,"_137":360},"Destroy games like Super Mario Bros. and The Legend of Zelda on NES! Original Project: https://websim.com/@homelessman/breakthatmario",[374],{"_234":375},"nes-corruptor.on.websim.ai",{"_170":171,"_105":377},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/01992c28-89d4-77a6-a2bc-81ee6da09b32",{"_105":379},"https://api.websim.com/blobs/01992c2e-3347-733c-b66c-bb142fe04b73.mp4",{"_78":174,"_79":381,"_90":368,"_83":382,"_178":-5,"_81":-5,"_179":383,"_181":362,"_151":384,"_183":385,"_186":362,"_144":386,"_128":-5,"_157":387,"_191":55,"_192":339,"_193":-5,"_194":-5,"_195":388},"01994f2f-92a9-78e9-99ce-e67983be4c36","2025-09-15T21:02:21.865+00:00",92,{"_78":22,"_79":348,"_83":349,"_117":350,"_119":351,"_120":352,"_121":353,"_123":55},{"_90":185},"2025-09-15T21:04:37.694+00:00",{"_189":190},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/01994f30-1824-78d2-8d51-3cb4435a92a4","eyJpZCI6IjAxOTk0ZjJmLTkyYTktNzhlOS05OWNlLWU2Nzk4M2JlNGMzNiJ9",{"_76":391,"_131":408,"_133":409,"_135":410,"_137":411,"_139":55,"_140":412,"_174":424,"_197":-5,"_198":433},{"_78":76,"_79":392,"_81":393,"_83":394,"_67":85,"_86":87,"_88":395,"_103":397,"_105":106,"_107":398,"_113":400,"_124":405,"_126":406,"_128":-5,"_129":407},"aNoFvLTPB2R2f49m7","qVKEcsNkAai12NDZY","2025-09-12T10:01:35.310822+00:00",{"_90":91,"_92":396,"_94":100,"_95":55,"_96":55,"_97":55,"_98":55,"_99":100,"_101":55,"_102":55},[],"What if...",{"_109":110,"_111":399},"Make that new calls get appended into top of the list.",{"_78":22,"_79":401,"_83":402,"_117":403,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":404,"_123":55},"12ed7e15-316c-4d40-977e-cecb7185be16","2025-03-12T13:55:13.14557+00:00","HatsuneMikuIsReal","https://avatars.websim.ai/12ed7e15-316c-4d40-977e-cecb7185be16/01aMcil8reB6akcUQ.webp","/p/_vkamhtsghjmkh4e8ck9","/p/_vkamhtsghjmkh4e8ck9/80","**Prioritizing New Calls**\n\nI'm now focusing on how to make new calls appear at the top of the call history. Currently, the `endCall` function adds new calls to `state.callHistory` using the `push` method. I'm exploring different approaches, like shifting to the array with `unshift`, or sorting the array to ensure chronological order.\n\n\n**Evaluating Array Insertion**\n\nI've realized the existing code already sorts the call history in descending order of timestamps. My initial concern about `push` adding new calls to the end is addressed by this sorting in `ui.js`. However, I'm now considering the performance implications of sorting the array every time a new call is added versus using a method like `unshift`. This may not require any changes.\n\n\n**Refining Timestamp Accuracy**\n\nI'm now revisiting the timestamp logic. While the current implementation sorts calls, the use of `toLocaleTimeString` and `toISOString` might introduce discrepancies. I'm carefully examining the initial data generation in `api.js` to ensure the raw timestamps are uniformly formatted and comparable. Potential issues could arise from time zone differences or variations in how dates are converted. I will verify if both date generation and sorting use the same underlying time zone settings for consistent ordering.\n\n\n**Validating Time Zone Consistency**\n\nI've examined the `api.js` code responsible for initial data generation and noted the use of `toISOString()` for raw timestamps, which is also used when adding new calls. I'm now verifying the time zone settings used in both date generation and sorting to ensure consistency. Any discrepancies here could cause the sorting to fail, so I'm paying close attention to this.\n\n\n**Investigating Sorting Discrepancies**\n\nI've examined the time zone handling and sorting logic. The sorting appears correct, using descending order on `rawTimestamp` generated with `toISOString()`. The `api.js` code also uses `toISOString()` for generating initial history timestamps. The issue seems to be elsewhere. I'll check how the data is being displayed or if there are any subtle time zone or display settings that might be at play, affecting the visual order. This requires further scrutiny of the UI rendering.\n\n\n**Optimizing Array Insertion**\n\nI'm now changing `push` to `unshift` to insert new calls directly at the beginning of `state.callHistory`. This modification should ensure the newest calls appear at the top without relying solely on the sorting step. I'll need to check if this change has any performance implications compared to the existing sort-then-render approach.\n\n\n\nThe user wants new calls to be added to the top of the call history list.\n\nCurrently, new calls are added to the end of the `callHistory` array, which is then re-sorted by timestamp before rendering. This should already place the newest call at the top. However, to make this behavior more explicit and robust, I will modify the logic to add new calls to the beginning of the `callHistory` array using `unshift`.\n\nI will also update the rendering function to sort the call history to ensure the list is always in chronological order, with the most recent calls first, regardless of how they were added to the state.\n\nHere are the changes:\n\nIn `state.js`, I will add a new function `addCallToHistory` to manage adding calls, ensuring they are placed at the beginning of the array.\n\nIn `handlers.js`, I will use this new `addCallToHistory` function when a call ends.\n\nIn `ui.js`, I'll ensure the sorting logic remains in `renderCallHistory` to keep the display consistent.\n\nThis will ensure new calls reliably appear at the top of the list.\n\nstate.js\n\n```state.js\n```\n\nhandlers.js\n```handlers.js\n```",257,13108,59,121,{"_78":140,"_79":413,"_83":414,"_144":415,"_103":416,"_147":148,"_149":417,"_151":418,"_153":419,"_154":420,"_81":-5,"_155":-5,"_128":-5,"_156":100,"_157":421,"_159":55,"_160":422,"_162":163,"_164":55,"_165":-5,"_166":423,"_168":-5,"_173":-5},"_vkamhtsghjmkh4e8ck9","2025-09-07T06:58:53.60689+00:00","2025-09-12T10:03:22.939+00:00","What if someone got WhatsApp?","what-if",{"_78":22,"_79":401,"_83":402,"_117":403,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":404,"_123":55},80,73,{"_133":409,"_131":408,"_137":411},"Enter character name and see what their WhatsApp would looked like!",[],{"_78":174,"_79":425,"_90":419,"_83":426,"_178":-5,"_81":-5,"_179":427,"_181":413,"_151":428,"_183":429,"_186":413,"_144":430,"_128":-5,"_157":431,"_191":55,"_192":392,"_193":-5,"_194":-5,"_195":432},"01993d5f-8099-7a69-a919-80092e77de20","2025-09-12T10:01:33.081+00:00",77,{"_78":22,"_79":401,"_83":402,"_117":403,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":404,"_123":55},{"_90":185},"2025-09-12T10:03:23.198+00:00",{"_189":190},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/01993d60-1f5f-76c6-91cb-f5b6d0f2a425","eyJpZCI6IjAxOTkzZDVmLTgwOTktN2E2OS1hOTE5LTgwMDkyZTc3ZGUyMCJ9",{"_76":435,"_131":454,"_133":455,"_135":456,"_137":457,"_139":55,"_140":458,"_174":473,"_197":-5,"_198":482},{"_78":76,"_79":436,"_81":437,"_83":438,"_67":85,"_86":298,"_88":439,"_103":441,"_105":106,"_107":442,"_113":444,"_124":451,"_126":452,"_128":-5,"_129":453},"yJt7cZc5Fb1KPA4Kd","1cPJsTyP5PTlo6wig","2025-09-13T21:06:30.63662+00:00",{"_90":91,"_92":440,"_94":55,"_95":55,"_96":55,"_97":55,"_98":55,"_99":100,"_101":55,"_102":100},[],"Sybau Image Modifier - AI Powered",{"_109":110,"_111":443},"Add an error detector where it detects if you hit your daily rate limit",{"_78":22,"_79":445,"_83":446,"_117":447,"_119":448,"_120":449,"_121":450,"_123":55},"070d06d6-8313-4ff0-8e64-0638bc5d9fb0","2024-07-05T13:02:25.515425+00:00","Octopus","1124143214035742762","williamisback","https://avatars.websim.ai/070d06d6-8313-4ff0-8e64-0638bc5d9fb0/Wtlf4EuUYGPnKQrXF.webp","/p/gpdpnqxhgrrew6zggsqx","/p/gpdpnqxhgrrew6zggsqx/15","I'll add an error detector to handle daily rate limit errors from the image generation API. This will provide better user feedback when they hit their limit.\n\nscript.js\n```script.js\n```",62,4480,12,704,{"_78":140,"_79":459,"_83":460,"_144":461,"_103":462,"_147":148,"_149":463,"_151":464,"_153":465,"_154":465,"_81":-5,"_155":-5,"_128":-5,"_156":100,"_157":466,"_159":100,"_160":467,"_162":163,"_164":55,"_165":-5,"_166":468,"_168":471,"_173":-5},"gpdpnqxhgrrew6zggsqx","2025-09-13T01:32:39.829705+00:00","2025-09-14T02:20:17.567+00:00","Sybau Maker","sybau",{"_78":22,"_79":445,"_83":446,"_117":447,"_119":448,"_120":449,"_121":450,"_123":55},15,{"_133":455,"_131":454,"_137":457},"pinned comment will change randomly whenever I see something interesting",[469],{"_234":470},"sybaup.on.websim.ai",{"_170":171,"_105":472},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019940c7-24ff-7bc6-a2f4-33dae18f9efd",{"_78":174,"_79":474,"_90":465,"_83":475,"_178":-5,"_81":-5,"_179":476,"_181":459,"_151":477,"_183":478,"_186":459,"_144":479,"_128":-5,"_157":480,"_191":55,"_192":436,"_193":-5,"_194":-5,"_195":481},"019944e6-9ae9-7bb9-a2ff-0ab9641bd7ec","2025-09-13T21:06:27.689+00:00",13,{"_78":22,"_79":445,"_83":446,"_117":447,"_119":448,"_120":449,"_121":450,"_123":55},{"_90":185},"2025-09-14T02:20:17.677+00:00",{"_189":190},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019944e6-e36e-771b-b10a-98b695506d28","eyJpZCI6IjAxOTk0NGU2LTlhZTktN2JiOS1hMmZmLTBhYjk2NDFiZDdlYyJ9",{"_76":484,"_131":502,"_133":503,"_135":504,"_137":505,"_139":55,"_140":506,"_174":518,"_197":-5,"_198":527},{"_78":76,"_79":485,"_81":486,"_83":487,"_67":85,"_86":488,"_88":489,"_103":491,"_105":106,"_107":492,"_113":494,"_124":499,"_126":500,"_128":-5,"_129":501},"BJzaiMbO1Wm5ZQEWN","kMvymzgLaYJtxLo9b","2025-09-15T14:13:10.270326+00:00","gemini-flash-thinking",{"_90":91,"_92":490,"_94":55,"_95":55,"_96":55,"_97":55,"_98":55,"_99":100,"_101":55,"_102":55},[],"Food Lab 3D",{"_109":110,"_111":493},"make the menu on the side",{"_78":22,"_79":495,"_83":496,"_117":497,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":498,"_123":55},"516d90e0-354d-4440-8ae2-d773918b7a3d","2025-05-21T17:08:12.671412+00:00","lebloks765","https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/a/ACg8ocIr2VdfsACVZg46w9VaYhynSxl1pWL0cvzKiiiNSvZuMRrVEJY=s96-c","/p/f4h7tmzyugre04ous3uv","/p/f4h7tmzyugre04ous3uv/45","**Repositioning the Panel**\n\nI've been focusing on moving the `#ui-panel` to the left side. It currently sits on the right. I'm planning to adjust its CSS from `right: 20px;` to `left: 20px;`. I've also realized I need to reposition the `menuResizer` since the panel's going to a new spot.\n\n\n**Rethinking the Resizer**\n\nI'm now thinking about the `menuResizer` in relation to the relocated panel. Since the panel moves left, the resizer needs to be on its right edge now, not the left. This requires a CSS adjustment to `right: 0;` for the resizer. Also, I realized that the `ew-resize` cursor needs to stay the same; it continues to work because the East side of the panel is still on the right edge. I need to invert the resizing logic in `main.js` so that dragging to the right increases the panel width.\n\n\n**Refining the Resize Function**\n\nI've been examining the `resizePanel` function in `main.js` more closely. I need to flip the deltaX logic so dragging to the right *increases* the panel width. It was originally built assuming the resizer was on the left, but now it's on the right. I'm also preparing to explicitly set the `left` property of the `uiPanel` when starting to resize, and making the `right` property `auto` to ensure it's positioned correctly during the drag operation. I am currently considering the adjustment in the `startResizing` function as well.\n\n\n**Implementing the Left Shift**\n\nI'm now fully immersed in the code changes. I've updated `style.css`, swapping `right` for `left` on the panel and resizer. The `resizePanel` function in `main.js` is undergoing a complete overhaul to invert the `deltaX` logic, ensuring the resize behavior aligns with the new positioning. Also I am currently making sure `uiPanel.style.left` is explicitly set when starting to resize and the logic for the `startResizing` function has been refactored.\n\n\n**Implementing Left Alignment**\n\nI'm now changing the panel's position to the left side and updating the resizing logic to match. I've switched `right: 20px` to `left: 20px` in the CSS and adjusted the resizer's positioning accordingly. The most significant change involves inverting the deltaX calculation in `resizePanel` to ensure the resize behavior is correct with the resizer now on the panel's right edge. I'm also making sure that `uiPanel.style.left` is explicitly set when resizing, as well as fixing the `startResizing` function.\n\n\n**Shifting to the Left**\n\nI've successfully updated `style.css`, repositioning the panel and resizer. Now, I'm adapting `main.js`'s `resizePanel` function to reverse the deltaX logic for correct behavior. I'm also preparing the `startResizing` function for explicit `left` property setting and right `auto` for consistent dragging when starting to resize. This is my current focus to complete the adjustment.\n\n\n**Adjusting for Left Panel**\n\nI've been going through the steps to move the panel to the left. I'm focusing on inverting the deltaX logic within the `resizePanel` function to ensure that dragging to the right increases the panel's width. Also, I'm refactoring the `startResizing` function to ensure the correct `left` property is set.\n\n**Shifting the Resizer**\n\nI'm now in the midst of updating the resizing function in `main.js` to accommodate the right-side resizer. To ensure dragging to the right widens the panel, I'm reversing the `deltaX` logic. I'm also ensuring the correct left property is set when starting a resize.\n\n\n**Inverting Resize Logic**\n\nI'm now changing the resizing logic in `main.js` to ensure that dragging the resizer on the right side correctly increases the panel width. I've updated the `newWidth` calculation to reflect this change. I'm also preparing for the initial positioning logic of the panel. I am ensuring that starting a resize will set the `left` property explicitly, and the `right` property to `auto`, for correct dragging.\n\n\n**Inverting Resize Behavior**\n\nI'm currently working to invert the resizing logic to match the right-side resizer. I'm focusing on modifying the `resizePanel` function in `main.js` to correctly calculate the new width based on the right-side resizer. This ensures dragging to the right widens the panel.\n\n\n**Realigning the Resizer**\n\nI'm now fully immersed in the process. I've successfully adjusted the CSS, inverting the right and left positions. The `resizePanel` function in `main.js` has undergone a thorough update, ensuring proper resizing logic for the right-side resizer. I have been making sure that the left property is explicitly set when starting to resize.\n\n\n\nindex.html\n\n```index.html\n```\n\nstyle.css\n```style.css\n```\n\nmain.js\n```main.js\n```",10,669,8,23,{"_78":140,"_79":507,"_83":508,"_144":509,"_103":491,"_147":148,"_149":510,"_151":511,"_153":512,"_154":513,"_81":-5,"_155":-5,"_128":-5,"_156":100,"_157":514,"_159":100,"_160":-5,"_162":163,"_164":55,"_165":-5,"_166":515,"_168":516,"_173":-5},"f4h7tmzyugre04ous3uv","2025-09-13T14:55:44.448455+00:00","2025-09-15T14:16:39.237+00:00","food-lab-3d",{"_78":22,"_79":495,"_83":496,"_117":497,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":498,"_123":55},45,42,{"_133":503,"_131":502,"_137":505},[],{"_170":171,"_105":517},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/01994493-4b43-7042-b31b-a15acd7dad10",{"_78":174,"_79":519,"_90":512,"_83":520,"_178":-5,"_81":-5,"_179":521,"_181":507,"_151":522,"_183":523,"_186":507,"_144":524,"_128":-5,"_157":525,"_191":55,"_192":485,"_193":-5,"_194":-5,"_195":526},"01994db8-e665-79f9-8690-7735b2232c2f","2025-09-15T14:13:07.301+00:00",44,{"_78":22,"_79":495,"_83":496,"_117":497,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":498,"_123":55},{"_90":185},"2025-09-15T14:16:54.61+00:00",{"_189":190},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/01994dbc-28a6-7961-bbce-e52e5c3536cc","eyJpZCI6IjAxOTk0ZGI4LWU2NjUtNzlmOS04NjkwLTc3MzViMjIzMmMyZiJ9",{"_76":529,"_131":278,"_133":546,"_135":547,"_137":548,"_139":55,"_140":549,"_174":564,"_197":-5,"_198":573},{"_78":76,"_79":530,"_81":531,"_83":532,"_67":85,"_86":488,"_88":533,"_103":535,"_105":106,"_107":536,"_113":538,"_124":543,"_126":544,"_128":-5,"_129":545},"O6DfhoGs4xyiFduXw","0zYX8TYUGRSM71G4w","2025-09-14T16:07:39.679598+00:00",{"_90":91,"_92":534,"_94":100,"_95":55,"_96":55,"_97":100,"_98":55,"_99":55,"_101":55,"_102":55},[],"The Deep Fryer",{"_109":110,"_111":537},"The popup should appear when the page refreshes",{"_78":22,"_79":539,"_83":540,"_117":541,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":542,"_123":55},"4cb3b3e8-dd2f-4060-a592-1c62c28659f3","2025-08-03T00:07:43.550398+00:00","Cookie9834","https://avatars.websim.com/4cb3b3e8-dd2f-4060-a592-1c62c28659f3/VVxqkMdf87XaCrtcs.webp","/p/1pilvs24tj3wq5lzj_d_","/p/1pilvs24tj3wq5lzj_d_/86","**Reviewing Popup Logic**\n\nI'm currently focused on the popup's persistent display. My thought process is centered on ensuring the profile popup reappears on every page refresh. The current implementation relies on `sessionStorage`, which, as I recall, stores data for the duration of a session. To achieve the desired behavior, I need to modify the logic. Right now, `showProfilePopup` uses `sessionStorage.getItem('hasSeenProfilePopup')`, and `hideProfilePopup` sets it.\n\n\n**Eliminating Session Dependency**\n\nI've decided to eliminate the `sessionStorage` dependency. The current logic uses a session-based flag to control the profile popup's display, which prevents the desired persistent appearance on refresh. My revised strategy is to directly call the popup display function without any conditional checks, thereby ensuring the profile popup always shows upon page load. The `hideProfilePopup` is also adjusted to not set the flag anymore.\n\n\n\nscript.js\n\n```script.js\n```",3419,19,185,{"_78":140,"_79":550,"_83":551,"_144":552,"_103":553,"_147":148,"_149":554,"_151":555,"_153":556,"_154":241,"_81":-5,"_155":-5,"_128":-5,"_156":100,"_157":557,"_159":55,"_160":558,"_162":163,"_164":55,"_165":-5,"_166":559,"_168":560,"_173":562},"1pilvs24tj3wq5lzj_d_","2025-09-10T22:25:54.184107+00:00","2025-09-14T16:09:19.598+00:00","The Deep Fryer (Extreme amplifier)","the-deep-fryer",{"_78":22,"_79":539,"_83":540,"_117":541,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":542,"_123":55},86,{"_133":546,"_131":278,"_137":548},"Deep frys videos to make them extremely loud",[],{"_170":171,"_105":561},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019935e8-4801-7d7a-94d0-9f489026ef3c",{"_105":563},"https://api.websim.com/blobs/01993bf4-2f96-788d-b64f-372fbc04b3ce.mp4",{"_78":174,"_79":565,"_90":556,"_83":566,"_178":-5,"_81":-5,"_179":567,"_181":550,"_151":568,"_183":569,"_186":550,"_144":570,"_128":-5,"_157":571,"_191":55,"_192":530,"_193":-5,"_194":-5,"_195":572},"019948fb-4aff-78d8-949d-e8c7e5ceae14","2025-09-14T16:07:32.351+00:00",85,{"_78":22,"_79":539,"_83":540,"_117":541,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":542,"_123":55},{"_90":185},"2025-09-14T19:35:49.191+00:00",{"_189":190},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019949b9-513d-7682-b87b-1f8ebdaa4f0e","eyJpZCI6IjAxOTk0OGZiLTRhZmYtNzhkOC05NDlkLWU4YzdlNWNlYWUxNCJ9",{"_76":575,"_131":370,"_133":593,"_135":138,"_137":594,"_139":55,"_140":595,"_174":611,"_197":-5,"_198":620},{"_78":76,"_79":576,"_81":577,"_83":578,"_67":85,"_86":579,"_88":580,"_103":582,"_105":106,"_107":583,"_113":585,"_124":590,"_126":591,"_128":-5,"_129":592},"8lJe5kmCUBDfCuVve","PLgWoDMsntxs4Fv1o","2025-09-15T18:07:20.27829+00:00","sonnet-4-thinking",{"_90":91,"_92":581,"_94":100,"_95":55,"_96":55,"_97":100,"_98":55,"_99":100,"_101":55,"_102":100},[],"React With - Random Phrase Generator",{"_109":110,"_111":584},"the reactions are too big",{"_78":22,"_79":586,"_83":587,"_117":588,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":589,"_123":55},"8d40d94a-3cc2-495e-9545-456044d94075","2024-11-13T18:39:07.281685+00:00","cybuds","https://avatars.websim.ai/8d40d94a-3cc2-495e-9545-456044d94075/DQ57cHXGn6uw55qCh.webp","/p/pr050s99kgjtqnj560pk","/p/pr050s99kgjtqnj560pk/52","The user is saying the reactions are too big. Looking at the code, I can see there's a reactions section that shows predicted emoji reactions. The CSS for this is:\n\n```css\n.reaction-item {\n display: flex;\n align-items: center;\n gap: 0.25rem;\n background: #2a2a2a;\n padding: 0.5rem 0.75rem;\n border-radius: 20px;\n border: 1px solid #444;\n font-size: 0.9rem;\n}\n\n.reaction-emoji {\n font-size: 1.1em;\n}\n```\n\nThe reactions are displayed as emoji + count in bubble-like containers. To make them smaller, I should reduce the padding, font sizes, and possibly the gap and border radius.\n\nI'll reduce the size of the reaction items by decreasing their padding, font sizes, and spacing to make them more compact.\n\nstyles.css\n\n```styles.css\n```\n\n🎯",4688,659,{"_78":140,"_79":596,"_83":597,"_144":598,"_103":599,"_147":148,"_149":600,"_151":601,"_153":602,"_154":603,"_81":-5,"_155":-5,"_128":-5,"_156":100,"_157":604,"_159":100,"_160":605,"_162":163,"_164":55,"_165":-5,"_166":606,"_168":607,"_173":609},"pr050s99kgjtqnj560pk","2025-09-12T00:40:58.779536+00:00","2025-09-15T18:07:53.488+00:00","React With/Reply With","react-with-random-phrase-generator",{"_78":22,"_79":586,"_83":587,"_117":588,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":589,"_123":55},52,25,{"_133":593,"_131":370,"_137":594},"random phrase generator which is a meta thing about all the posts on the homepage recently",[],{"_170":171,"_105":608},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/01993e7c-4cbe-7a2b-9480-4a744747329f",{"_105":610},"https://api.websim.com/blobs/01993eb0-7ad0-711b-8be4-9d6c44630c1e.mp4",{"_78":174,"_79":612,"_90":602,"_83":613,"_178":-5,"_81":-5,"_179":614,"_181":596,"_151":615,"_183":616,"_186":596,"_144":617,"_128":-5,"_157":618,"_191":55,"_192":576,"_193":-5,"_194":-5,"_195":619},"01994e8f-4028-7478-928a-298abec73aa0","2025-09-15T18:07:14.984+00:00",51,{"_78":22,"_79":586,"_83":587,"_117":588,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":589,"_123":55},{"_90":185},"2025-09-15T18:08:14.762+00:00",{"_189":190},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/01994e8f-e1b9-7186-a974-18c6c237dfe9","eyJpZCI6IjAxOTk0ZThmLTQwMjgtNzQ3OC05MjhhLTI5OGFiZWM3M2FhMCJ9",{"_76":622,"_131":641,"_133":642,"_135":180,"_137":643,"_139":55,"_140":644,"_174":657,"_197":-5,"_198":665},{"_78":76,"_79":623,"_81":624,"_83":625,"_67":85,"_86":87,"_88":626,"_103":628,"_105":106,"_107":629,"_113":631,"_124":638,"_126":639,"_128":-5,"_129":640},"jFLAeqrukEWXmIxfd","YDWO7oZzVKgAXHkvl","2025-09-14T03:18:48.917886+00:00",{"_90":91,"_92":627,"_94":55,"_95":55,"_96":100,"_97":55,"_98":55,"_99":55,"_101":55,"_102":55},[],"Copycat?",{"_109":110,"_111":630},"add a button to pause a message that is playing ",{"_78":22,"_79":632,"_83":633,"_117":634,"_119":635,"_120":636,"_121":637,"_123":55},"e5f7159c-b2c5-4dbe-9bd2-e8ef049458c0","2024-07-12T22:08:22.153242+00:00","api","322476176931160074","bonesdog","https://avatars.websim.ai/e5f7159c-b2c5-4dbe-9bd2-e8ef049458c0/1NfGDKVmyhO4rgKg7.webp","/p/mx_5ki2nisnietzst9xb","/p/mx_5ki2nisnietzst9xb/35","**Examining Audio Playback**\n\nI've been digging into the `playAudioQueue` function, which handles audio playback. It seems to utilize `Audio` objects for each URL. I need to figure out how to manage those audio objects so I can pause the current one.\n\n\n**Pinpointing Audio Control**\n\nI'm now thinking about how to actually pause the audio. The `playAudioQueue` function, which handles audio playback, creates a new `Audio` object for each URL. I need to store the current audio element so I can pause it using a component state or global variable. I need to modify `playAudioQueue`.\n\n\n**Developing Centralized Audio Control**\n\nI've been thinking about a central place to control all the audio. The goal is to be able to pause and resume the currently playing audio across all the different places audio is played. I'm going to create a state variable `nowPlaying` to hold the current audio context. It will track the `audio` object, a `isPlaying` boolean, and the `messageId`. I'll modify `playAudioQueue` so it can interact with this state, making sure all audio actions go through this central point, whether triggered by a user's own message, an AI response, or replaying a message.\n\n\n**Implementing Centralized Control**\n\nI'm now thinking about how to integrate the state and audio functions. I'll focus on handling the playing and pausing from a centralized state, ensuring I can manage both user-initiated and AI-generated audio seamlessly. I'll modify the `App` component and replace the logic in `playAudioQueue`, ensuring that any audio action goes through this one control. I need to make sure the state updates are correct in each audio scenario.\n\n\n**Orchestrating Audio Playback**\n\nI'm now focusing on a robust system for handling audio. My goal is to orchestrate all audio actions through a central component. I've refactored `playAudioQueue` into `handlePlayAudio` and established a `nowPlayingInfo` state. This state, combined with `currentAudioRef`, and `currentAudioQueue`, lets me track the currently playing message and queue. I'm focusing on defining logic to efficiently pause, resume, and manage audio for all playback scenarios.\n\n\n**Refining Audio Management**\n\nI'm now thinking about how to integrate the updated `handlePlayAudio` and state management within the larger application. I need to ensure seamless pause/resume capabilities and efficient handling of audio contexts in all scenarios, from initial playback to re-listening. I'll focus on how to trigger `handlePlayAudio`, whether by user action or AI events, and update my existing components accordingly. I'm aiming for clean integration to maintain clarity.\n\n\n**Integrating Pause Functionality**\n\nI'm now integrating the pause/resume capability and refining `handlePlayAudio` for all playback scenarios. I've ensured smooth pause/resume across various audio sources and made it accessible from anywhere in the application. I've considered how to trigger this new function from all the places audio originates from. The logic is working correctly, and I need to add the button to the UI.\n\n\n\nI'll add a pause/play button to the chat messages. This will allow you to pause and resume the audio playback of a message. Here are the changes:\n\nI'll start by updating the `app.jsx` to handle the new audio playback logic. Then, I'll modify the `styles.css` to ensure the new buttons look great and are responsive.\n\napp.jsx\n\n```app.jsx\n```\nstyles.css\n```styles.css\n```",26,1615,33,{"_78":140,"_79":645,"_83":646,"_144":647,"_103":628,"_147":148,"_149":648,"_151":649,"_153":650,"_154":547,"_81":-5,"_155":-5,"_128":-5,"_156":100,"_157":651,"_159":55,"_160":-5,"_162":163,"_164":55,"_165":-5,"_166":652,"_168":653,"_173":655},"mx_5ki2nisnietzst9xb","2025-09-11T02:36:34.94285+00:00","2025-09-14T04:01:04.149+00:00","copycat",{"_78":22,"_79":632,"_83":633,"_117":634,"_119":635,"_120":636,"_121":637,"_123":55},35,{"_133":642,"_131":641,"_137":643},[],{"_170":171,"_105":654},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/019936e3-3cb8-7e7a-9a22-f7ff04dc1fb7",{"_105":656},"https://api.websim.com/blobs/019944dc-ce68-733b-bfb5-b8027cccdc9e.mp4",{"_78":174,"_79":658,"_90":650,"_83":659,"_178":-5,"_81":-5,"_179":319,"_181":645,"_151":660,"_183":661,"_186":645,"_144":662,"_128":-5,"_157":663,"_191":55,"_192":623,"_193":-5,"_194":-5,"_195":664},"0199463b-7af5-78f6-a47f-2b31303deabd","2025-09-14T03:18:47.285+00:00",{"_78":22,"_79":632,"_83":633,"_117":634,"_119":635,"_120":636,"_121":637,"_123":55},{"_90":185},"2025-09-14T04:01:04.751+00:00",{"_189":190},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/0199463c-5b63-717d-94c6-c9f6bfe9a5a1","eyJpZCI6IjAxOTk0NjNiLTdhZjUtNzhmNi1hNDdmLTJiMzEzMDNkZWFiZCJ9",{"_76":667,"_131":684,"_133":685,"_135":686,"_137":687,"_139":55,"_140":688,"_174":699,"_197":-5,"_198":708},{"_78":76,"_79":668,"_81":669,"_83":670,"_67":85,"_86":87,"_88":671,"_103":673,"_105":106,"_107":674,"_113":676,"_124":681,"_126":682,"_128":-5,"_129":683},"rMcGedo0vOa9ll64o","1lU8aOQK8xjJBjJ2Q","2025-09-15T19:20:32.461973+00:00",{"_90":91,"_92":672,"_94":55,"_95":55,"_96":55,"_97":55,"_98":55,"_99":100,"_101":55,"_102":55},[],"Character Sprite Sheet Generator",{"_109":110,"_111":675},"fix the zoom",{"_78":22,"_79":677,"_83":678,"_117":679,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":680,"_123":55},"95aeb41e-67b6-4806-943b-9043513e51c7","2024-07-05T09:44:35.384031+00:00","Oneisthree2","https://avatars.websim.com/95aeb41e-67b6-4806-943b-9043513e51c7/lQzbYOCYOSFxKbMLL.webp","/p/l8zkksulvyd8pj3li9rk","/p/l8zkksulvyd8pj3li9rk/31","**Inspecting the Zoom Function**\n\nI'm currently examining the existing zoom implementation, as the user desires a fix. Specifically, I'm focusing on `script.js` where the `zoomSlider` ranges from 25 to 500, and `zoomValue` displays the percentage. This is my initial point of investigation.\n\n\n**Analyzing Zoom Implementation**\n\nI've been digging deeper into the zoom functionality within `script.js`. The zoom slider's `input` event listener is my primary focus. I see a potential issue: the code calculates the zoom center incorrectly, always using half the canvas's width and height, even though it appears to intend to use the mouse position. This could cause the zoom to consistently center on the middle of the view, rather than zooming towards the mouse. I need to confirm this.\n\n\n**Confirming Zoom Logic**\n\nI'm now examining the `wheel` event handler, aiming to understand the logic for zooming using the mouse wheel. Specifically, it seems like the wheel zoom logic is also flawed. The code uses `rect.left` and `rect.top` for mouse position, like the slider, which probably isn't the user's intended behavior. This will likely also cause zooming towards the center of the canvas view instead of the mouse's position. I'm focusing on the calculations and the interplay between `zoom`, `pan`, and the canvas dimensions to confirm this.\n\n\n**Examining the Redraw Function**\n\nI'm now investigating the `redrawOutputCanvas` function to understand how the canvas is redrawn after zooming or panning. I see that it uses a temporary canvas to efficiently copy image data, which seems acceptable. However, I'm concerned that the `outputCanvas.width` and `outputCanvas.height` are being set to the parent element's client width and height, respectively. This might not be optimal for precise zoom control, especially if the canvas is intended to be zoomed outside its initial dimensions. I need to figure out if this resizing behavior is intentional.\n\n```javascript\n\n```\n\n**Assessing the Core Zoom Logic**\n\nI'm now focusing on the event handlers. Both the slider and the mouse wheel use similar logic, aiming to zoom toward the center of the canvas. My recent findings suggest the primary issue stems from the zoom center calculations, not the redrawing itself. Both handlers incorrectly determine the zoom center. I need to figure out what's the intended behavior and determine how to implement that.\n\n\n\n**Evaluating the Zoom Center**\n\nI'm now examining the image loading process, specifically `loadImageOnCanvas`. It sets `outputCanvas.width` and `height` to the image's dimensions. However, it *doesn't* draw the image to an offscreen canvas. It just draws it directly to `outputCanvas`. This explains the strange behavior when zooming and panning. The canvas being manipulated is the same as the source image data, so the transformations are applied to it and then used as a source again. This is causing image corruption and zoom to be difficult. I'm focusing now on figuring out how to redraw to the correct offscreen canvas to retain the image data.\n\n\n**Fixing Zoom Inconsistencies**\n\nI've been re-evaluating the image loading process, focusing on how the initial image data is handled. My findings indicate that drawing the image directly to `outputCanvas` is problematic. This causes a cascading issue with each subsequent zoom and pan operation, as the source image data is constantly transformed and read back. I believe I need to redraw to a dedicated offscreen canvas to avoid this issue.\n\n\n**Analyzing Image Loading**\n\nI'm now focusing on how the image is loaded and displayed. I need to make the canvas read from an offscreen image buffer, to avoid image data loss during transformations. Currently, the `loadImageOnCanvas` function draws the image directly to `outputCanvas`, which causes problems. I'll modify this function.\n\n```javascript\n function loadImageOnCanvas(imageUrl, fileName) {\n return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {\n const img = new Image();\n img.crossOrigin = \"anonymous\";\n\n img.onload = () => {\n imageBuffer.width = img.width; // NEW\n imageBuffer.height = img.height; // NEW\n imageBufferCtx.drawImage(img, 0, 0); // NEW\n \n outputCanvas.width = imageBuffer.width; // NEW\n outputCanvas.height = imageBuffer.height; // NEW\n \n resetCanvasView();\n resolve();\n };\n img.onerror = () => {\n reject(new Error(`Failed to load image: ${imageUrl}`));\n };\n img.src = imageUrl;\n });\n }\n\n // Now modify redrawOutputCanvas to use imageBuffer\n function redrawOutputCanvas() {\n if (outputCanvas.width === 0) return;\n \n const parent = outputCanvas.parentElement;\n outputCanvas.width = parent.clientWidth;\n outputCanvas.height = parent.clientHeight;\n \n const ctx = outputCanvas.getContext('2d');\n ctx.clearRect(0, 0, outputCanvas.width, outputCanvas.height);\n ctx.save();\n ctx.translate(pan.x, pan.y);\n ctx.scale(zoom, zoom);\n ctx.drawImage(imageBuffer, 0, 0); // use imageBuffer instead\n\n if (isCropMode) {\n // Draw the crop rectangle\n // ...\n }\n ctx.restore();\n }\n```\n\nNow, `redrawOutputCanvas` reads from `imageBuffer` instead of transforming the canvas data.\n\nI'm going to run this code and see if the zoom works now.\n```javascript\n\n```\n\n**Improving Zoom Stability**\n\nI'm checking the recent changes. By using an offscreen `imageBuffer`, image data should no longer be lost during zooming. I've updated `loadImageOnCanvas` to draw to the `imageBuffer` and `redrawOutputCanvas` to draw from it. I need to test this new code to confirm that the changes solve the cascading transformation issue, making zoom more stable.\n\n\n**Analyzing Image Redraws**\n\nI've been examining the image loading function to rectify issues when zooming and panning. The current implementation copies image data between canvases, which seems inefficient and introduces transformation loss. I need to implement a solution that allows for seamless zooming without losing data. Therefore, the goal is to store the image data properly.\n\n\\n\\n\nI'm now investigating how to efficiently redraw the canvas after zooming and panning. The previous implementation had problems with redrawing after transformations. I'm modifying the `redrawOutputCanvas` function to utilize the `imageBuffer`. Specifically, I'm now making `redrawOutputCanvas` reads from `imageBuffer` instead of transforming the canvas data. I need to verify that this fixes the zoom inconsistencies.\n\n\n**Analyzing Image Redraws**\n\nI've been examining the image loading function to rectify issues when zooming and panning. The current implementation copies image data between canvases, which seems inefficient and introduces transformation loss. I need to implement a solution that allows for seamless zooming without losing data. Therefore, the goal is to store the image data properly.\n\n\n**Improving Zoom Stability**\n\nI'm now implementing the `imageBuffer` to address image data loss. My update `loadImageOnCanvas` now draws the loaded image to the `imageBuffer`. I'll soon update the other functions to use the new `imageBuffer` for better zoom behavior. The aim is to eliminate the image transformation loss I previously identified.\n\n\n\n\nI will fix the zoom functionality for you. The current implementation has some issues with how it handles zooming and panning, which can make it feel broken. I'll refactor it to be smoother and more intuitive, ensuring it correctly zooms towards the mouse cursor and handles image state properly during transformations.\n\nHere are the planned changes:\n\n1. **Introduce an off-screen canvas buffer:** This will store the original, high-resolution generated image. All drawing operations (like zoom and pan) will read from this buffer, preventing the image quality degradation and strange feedback loops seen in the current version.\n2. **Refactor `redrawOutputCanvas`:** The main drawing function will be updated to use the new image buffer as its source, correctly applying zoom and pan transformations to the visible canvas.\n3. **Improve Zoom Logic:** The zoom will now correctly center on the mouse cursor when using the scroll wheel, and on the center of the canvas when using the slider, providing a more predictable user experience.\n4. **Update Editing Tools:** The \"Remove Background\", \"Change Color\", and \"Crop\" tools will be modified to work with the new canvas buffer system, ensuring that edits are applied to the full-resolution image and correctly transformed for display. This involves calculating correct mouse coordinates on the scaled canvas.\n5. **Fix `clearOutputCanvas`:** This utility function will be updated to correctly clear both the visible canvas and the underlying image buffer.\n\nThis comprehensive fix will make the zoom, pan, and editing features much more reliable and pleasant to use.\n\nHere is the code to implement these changes:\n\nindex.html\n\n```index.html\n```\n\nscript.js\n```script.js\n```\n\nstyle.css\n```style.css\n```",63,2380,16,36,{"_78":140,"_79":689,"_83":690,"_144":691,"_103":673,"_147":148,"_149":692,"_151":693,"_153":694,"_154":695,"_81":-5,"_155":-5,"_128":-5,"_156":100,"_157":696,"_159":100,"_160":697,"_162":163,"_164":55,"_165":-5,"_166":698,"_168":-5,"_173":-5},"l8zkksulvyd8pj3li9rk","2025-09-09T16:05:32.327238+00:00","2025-09-15T20:01:07.685+00:00","character-sprite-sheet-generator",{"_78":22,"_79":677,"_83":678,"_117":679,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":680,"_123":55},31,18,{"_133":685,"_131":684,"_137":687},"Make basic character sprite actions for inspiration. Background removal is iffy so it's probably best to do that yourself. I'm not a coder so Remixes or reworks to make this better are welcome",[],{"_78":174,"_79":700,"_90":694,"_83":701,"_178":-5,"_81":-5,"_179":702,"_181":689,"_151":703,"_183":704,"_186":689,"_144":705,"_128":-5,"_157":706,"_191":55,"_192":668,"_193":-5,"_194":-5,"_195":707},"01994ed2-4a98-7df3-b99c-761491e70e67","2025-09-15T19:20:28.568+00:00",30,{"_78":22,"_79":677,"_83":678,"_117":679,"_119":-5,"_120":-5,"_121":680,"_123":55},{"_90":185},"2025-09-15T19:22:20.589+00:00",{"_189":190},"https://project-screenshots.websim.com/01994ed3-cd17-7dab-8ff7-aadb60903c40","eyJpZCI6IjAxOTk0ZWQyLTRhOTgtN2RmMy1iOTljLTc2MTQ5MWU3MGU2NyJ9",{"_76":710,"_131":504,"_133":727,"_135":728,"_137":269,"_139":55,"_140":729,"_174":739,"_197":-5,"_198":747},{"_78":76,"_79":711,"_81":-5,"_83":712,"_67":85,"_86":713,"_88":714,"_103":716,"_105":106,"_107":717,"_113":719,"_124":724,"_126":725,"_128":-5,"_129":726},"1cYcN9o5Qr3ysSZ6L","2025-09-15T01:35:26.905658+00:00","gemini-flash",{"_90":91,"_92":715,"_94":55,"_95":55,"_96":55,"_97":55,"_98":55,"_99":55,"_101":55,"_102":100},[],"Powder Game Sandbox",{"_109":110,"_111":718},"Maak een volledig werkend 2D “Powder Game”-achtig sandbox spel in één HTML-bestand (HTML, CSS en JavaScript). \nHet bestand moet direct in de browser te openen zijn, zonder externe libraries.\n\n## Canvas en rendering\n- Gebruik een HTML5

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