(🔊) Made a little harness to livecode vscode extensions.

Here I change the extension (local to the project) to treat notes in parens as a chord.

No more compile, close, re-open workflow. And that's assuming you've created the extension to begin with. I often make one-off short-lived things and having to manage an extension is annoying.

Now I can just have a .vscode-sandbox.js in each project and make useful little one-off things.

I made a game for GMTK with the goal of making a game that I would spend longer playing than building it. Here's my first 1M point run. (you'll notice there are still visual bugs to fix!)

You can play it here: https://sqrz.app

Sound on! 🔊

@capital you can also do better than the smooth version here using a "lazy brush"

Something like:

```
dist = distance(newPoint, currentPoint)
dir = {
x = (newPoint.x - currentPoint.x) / dist,
y = (newPoint.y - currentPoint.y) / dist,
};
len = max(dist - sqrt(RADIUS), 0);
ease = 1 - pow(FRICTION, 1 / 60 * 10);
currentPoint = {
x = currentPoint.x + dir.x * len * ease,
y = currentPoint.y + dir.y * len * ease
};
```

This is a simplification of https://lazybrush.dulnan.net/

@capital you can do this quite easily with a shader using SDF instead and it's a similar amount of code. The canvas api is pretty nice. And erasing is just outputting an alpha of 0.

I wrote about it here (though it's webgl, but easy to port to love style glsl) https://jason.today/gi#a-drawable-surface