The unofficial Stick Nodes server has a category called \”SN Website Guides\”. The idea was to put a little guide for how to do things on the site into each channel. For example, one channel might cover how to edit your profile, while another might cover the different ways to interact with other members.

Though, to be honest, I\’ve never been too big on this idea. And the category has always been unfinished.

However, with the release of threads on Discord, I think maybe a single channel dedicated to a little guide to the SN website (where each sub-guide is a thread) could be kind of neat. Definitely not vital, but neat.

So really, I\’m just trying to figure out if there really is potential in an \”in Discord\” guide before I scrap the idea for good.

Auto and I probably won\’t have the motivation to write such a guide, so it\’s really up to whether anyone like you might find interest in writing it.

This is clearly fake. there is no way that such a thing could exist in an app like this.
He is lying about this screenshot. Like refrigerator said, this is clearly photoshop.
Endless amounts of photoshopped material exists, and this is just one example of such material.

Demons aren\’t real, stick nodes may not even be real, so the stick nodes demon sure the heck isn\’t real, like come on man, just think about it.
Every time someone posts such content, I can\’t help but spread the real truth that the demon does not exist.
Man, like seriously, how can it possibly be real.
Omit this post from existence immediately, just like how the demon has always been omitted from existence.
Neanderthals are what I call people who believe such propaganda.

I may not make sense, but just listen to what I\’m really saying here.
Seriously, I am trying to say something, and I can\’t say it enough.

Rudely posting this is not considerate to the community.
Everyone already knows the demon is not real.
All evidence points to this fact.
Like seriously.

It happened over the course of like a few months of trying here and there, but I slowly reverse engineered the .nodes file by figuring out the purpose of each byte in the file. (I actually still have the reference sheet I made if you wanna see it)

After that, over the course of like a week, I worked on a script that can write .nodes files.

After that, over the course of probably another week, I worked on code that let me write .nodes files by passing a JSON object that represents the stickfigure and all its nodes.

Finally, I wrote code that randomly generates a JSON stickfigure.

Then boom, I was able to generate random figures.