I highly recommend to check nori.ni too! It is another esolang of mine, but oryx won't be updated since it's for a jam, nori.ni is updated frequently instead!  |
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oryx is a 2D, stack-based esolang made for an esojam, this esolang was made in under 2 hours!
To run main.yx just type python main.py, if you want to run another file, use python main.py path/to/file.yx
oryx has a thing called energy, every programs starts with 100 energy, some commands may use a bit of it, to get more, run ·!
The interpreter ignores every other character than these, making them no-op
Every program's first character should be a space and the default direction for a program is right.
| Arrow | Direction |
|---|---|
\ |
Right mirror |
/ |
Left mirror |
^ |
Up |
v |
Down |
| Command | Energy | Description |
|---|---|---|
0-F |
Push the corrisponding hex number as an integer | |
! |
Pop the last value | |
n |
-5 | Push numeric user input |
a |
-10 | Push the user input as ASCII values |
O |
-5 | Output the last value to the console then pop it |
o |
-5 | Output the last ASCII value to the console then pop it |
: |
Duplicate the top value | |
; |
Swap the last two values | |
$ |
Reverse the whole stack | |
+ |
Add last two values together, leaving only the result | |
- |
Subtract last two values together, leaving only the result | |
* |
Multiply last two values together, leaving only the result | |
| |
Divide last two values together, leaving only the result | |
° |
Raise last two values together, leaving only the result | |
% |
Modulo last two values together, leaving only the result | |
I |
Push a random bit (either 0 or 1) | |
? |
The next instruction is only executed if the popped value is non-zero | |
· |
+10 | Get a bit of energy |
oryx arithmetic is NOS × TOS, meaning that 32* &, for example, will duplicate 3 (2nd value) by 2 (last value)
Here are some example programs!
ao &
nO &
v\
n
O
\^
n?v0O &
v\
1·
O
\^
1;-
v\
I·
O
\^
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