How deventic/dumbshit works
This is a small interactive Conway’s Game of Life application. The user edits cells or controls playback in the Pygame event loop; the loop advances the cell set using the neighbor-based rules and renders the result. The only source file was sampled, so the graph reflects behavior directly visible there.
Main entry points: main.py Event loop
Components 8
Other components
- User
- Event loop
Conway/main.py - Cell positions
Conway/main.py - Life rules
Conway/main.py - Neighbor lookup
Conway/main.py - Random generation
Conway/main.py - Grid renderer
Conway/main.py - Pygame display
Connections 9
- User → Event loop: sends input
- Event loop → Cell positions: edits cells
- Event loop → Life rules: advances generation
- Life rules → Neighbor lookup: gets neighbors
- Event loop → Random generation: requests random cells
- Random generation → Cell positions: returns cells
- Event loop → Grid renderer: draws positions
- Grid renderer → Pygame display: draws grid
- Event loop → Pygame display: updates display