Title: Re: SeaDragon Kanon Asking for Comments Sending site: Shuimu Community Sat Feb 2 11:11:47 2013 , within the site The focus of streamlining the code lies in the use of foreground colors. The following is the line that exceeds the length. Below I've marked all the intervals for the foreground color Several key blocks: 1, 2, 3, 4. These four blocks are relatively long. If you look carefully, you should find that the same foreground color can be used within the scope of the block. I use bright black to highlight the black foreground part. 1 2 3 4 When editing in AE, you can select the entire block and mark it with the same color. Then please look at how the color blocks are used to achieve the same outlook. That's the point of streamlining. Sometimes, different usage habits may cause the foreground and background to constantly intersect. Blocks 2, 3, and 4 are easy to appear. This can easily produce overly long code, as long as it can be trimmed later. For example, the use of and can sometimes be replaced. The two widths are the same, just one yin and one yang. The front is blue and the back is white. The front is white and the back is blue. It can be changed to just the front is white and the back is blue. The effects presented by the two are the same, but the code of the latter is much simpler. Then, only vertical color blocks can be used in this way, but horizontal color blocks cannot be used. The same is true for the three character blocks. and and and are all interchangeable and are yin and yang to each other. The only thing a horizontal color block can do is and