A Scratch version of a toy from my childhood. ☛ Click the green flag to give it a good shake, resulting in a random face. ☛ Click the toy to just give it a nudge, changing the shape slightly. ☛ Click the download button to the lower left to get a face code that you can share in the comments. Make sure you triple-click to select the entire code. ☛ Click the upload button in the lower right to upload a face code.
Based on a toy from my childhood by the German company (West German at the time) EPESO. It is a little round thing with a printed head with the nose and mouth missing, with a thin black chain in its place. Shaking the toy results in funny faces. If you do an image search for "EPESO Germany", you will find several versions of this toy. I have been thinking of making a project like this for a long time, but I got inspired to do it now because I recently found the toy among some old board games. As it happens, @Paddle2See made a very funny project based on the same toy way back in 2008: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/75621/ Thanks to @twonerds for the Bézier curve engine from the project || Infinite Bezier Curve Visualizer ||: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/558910250
