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(.py) Terminal - Program Startup (it just opens the app with some cool stuff :D)
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Before running the code make sure you installed simple_colors (pip).
pip install simple_colors
After that, here is the code (There are ample spaces because of the center, you can add more spaces to make it symmetrical to the center, or delete em) :
import time
import subprocess
import simple_colors
print(simple_colors.red(' y'))
print(simple_colors.red(' o'))
print(simple_colors.red(' u'))
print(simple_colors.red(' r'))
print(simple_colors.green(' '))
print(simple_colors.green(' a'))
print(simple_colors.green(' s'))
print(simple_colors.green(' c'))
print(simple_colors.green(' i'))
print(simple_colors.green(' i'))
print(simple_colors.green(' '))
print(simple_colors.blue(' a'))
print(simple_colors.blue(' r'))
print(simple_colors.blue(' t'))
print(" ")
print(' Created by', simple_colors.red('O'), simple_colors.green('n'), simple_colors.yellow('i'), simple_colors.blue('l'), simple_colors.red('o')) #Colorfull - Created by O n i l o , change color names to color you want and letters too
print(" ")
time.sleep(3) #"Loading" time
print(" Fancy text here - 1")
time.sleep(2) #"Loading" time
print(" Fancy text here - 2")
time.sleep(0.5) #"Loading" time
print(simple_colors.green(' You can add more but this one is final...'))
time.sleep(1) #"Loading" time
subprocess.Popen('C:\\Windows\\System32\\notepad.exe') #Way to your executable or whatever file you want to open (set to notepad)
time.sleep(10) #Time for terminating python
exit() #Terminating python
#RUN IN TERMINAL FOR WINDOWS!
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Thank you! Yes I realized now that I could do it that way :D
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