Here is the screen:

I created a simple, manual script for writing animations for the screen, which was meant to be used in conjunction with a save. The reason I didn't actually create a machine that writes data was that the data used by the 15 color screen was way too complex to be written by a TPT mechanism. This is the exact script I used to write the demo animation.

The link for the script and the save:

https://pastebin.com/raw/dnCnfsuc

In order to write frames for the 15 color screen, run the script, follow the table below, and draw elements in the ETRD box on the top-left. Be careful not to leave any empty pixels. Once a frame is completed, spark the INST button to the left of the ETRD square. A row of FILT will be added. If you make a wrong frame, simply erase the last row of FILT. Continue adding until the column reaches near the bottom of the screen. Then layer the column, copy it into a new location, and restart the script to reset the write position. NOTE: Do not quit TPT while you are writing or the write position will be reset and overwrite previous FILT data.

Element to color table (easy to remember):

• red=pscn
• green=wifi
• blue=nscn
• white=insl
• black=etrd
• yellow=aray
• purple=ptct
• dark grey=inst
• light grey=tung
• light brown=tesc
• dark brown=inwr
• dark green=swch
• peach=wwld
• orange=dray
• cyan=emp

Then you can paste the row of FILT data into the template video save below:

Just a quick reminder to use credit when making a new animation.

If anyone likes, they can write a video-to-FILTData converter script, but I don't know if it's possible.

Suggestions and questions accepted here as well.

Oh thanks! I was wondering how to do that.

@Im_ygy (View Post)

Here's a more organized set of instructions:

1) Run the script by typing dofile("Filename.lua") in the console.

2) Draw a frame

3) Spark the INST

4) Draw another frame

5) Spark the INST again.

6) Continue unitl you run out of space for the FILT.

7) Layer the FILT and move it out of the way.

8) Restart TPT, run the script again, and continue where you left off.

Does this help? :D