Okay, so I’ve been messing around with this idea for a “lovebirds entertainment” thing, and I wanted to jot down how it’s been going. It all started with a simple thought: What if I could create a small program that generate some sweet and lovely interactions?
First, I started by brainstorming some basic interactions. You know, like, simple stuff. I thought about things like:
- One bird nuzzling the other.
- The birds sharing a seed.
- Singing a little duet.
- Maybe even a little birdy kiss!
I figured I’d try to do this with some basic text first. I’m no artist, so fancy graphics were out of the question. So, I opened up a plain text editor and started typing.
I created two little bird characters, let’s call them Bird A and Bird B. Then I wrote some simple sentences describing their actions. For example:
Bird A gently nuzzles Bird B.
Bird B chirps happily.
It was super basic, but it was a start! I then thought I need random the event, So I wrote some code that randomly pick a couple of sentences and print them.
Next, I decided to make it a bit more interactive. I added a simple input prompt where you could type in a number, and it would generate that many interactions. So, if you typed in “3”, it would spit out three random lovebird actions.
It was, uh, pretty rough. All text-based, no fancy formatting. But it kind of worked! It did generate random little scenarios of birdy love.
The Next step
I realized I could make this little project a bit more cute. I added some simple ASCII art of two little birds. It’s still super basic, but a little more charming than plain text. The output is more vivid than before.
It’s definitely a work in progress. I’m not even sure what the end goal is, really. Maybe just a fun little thing to play with. I played it with my kids, and they all like it.
I guess that’s the story of my “lovebirds entertainment” experiment so far. It’s nothing groundbreaking, just a little something I’ve been tinkering with in my spare time. A silly, simple, but surprisingly satisfying little project!
