Algodoo

i watched numberphiles video on perplexing paperclips (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wGkvyN6s9cY)
and made a programming language based off of it
anyways, to read the code, read the first - (if there is a - in the code) as the leftmost part of the paper, and go forwards from there, then if you see another symbo/group of symbols, convert it to the object corresponding to the symbol on the table in the project, then, read the last - (if there is a - in the code) as the rightmost part of the paper
to turn the code into the "taut" code, get the result you got from reading the code, pull the paper taut, see the result and go through the same algorithm to convert it into code
if you want to show that you turned code into taut code, first put in the code, add > and then put in the taut code after the >