This is the project I made for Hack the 6ix, that won "Most Fun Hack"! You can check out the writeup and see a video demo for it here: https://devpost.com/software/doodle-my-world.

If you want to use this on your own computer, the only extra thing you will need to do is to make a file called "security.py", and add your personal keys to Azure's speech and vision resources.

Imagine that the image is split into an 8x6 grid (each of these 48 squares is 250 x 300 pixels large). You can specify a particular square for a doodle to go, or fill an entire row or column with a particular doodle.

The only thing that's a little tricky is that I used computer graphics convention so that the origin, coordinate (0, 0), is on the top left of the screen rather than the bottom left. This means that while x-coordinates increase from left to right as you're probably used to, y-coordinates increase from top to bottom. So the top row is row 0, the one under it is row 1, etc.

Key phrases:
- Erase, to erase the drawing
- NOUN on X dot Y, to place a noun at that coordinate. i.e. "Crocodile at 3.4."
- NOUN across/down point X/Y, to fill a row or column i.e. "Skyscraper across .5."

(You can use dot or point interchangeably. You actually often don't need either, but it helps
Azure detect that you're saying a number like 1, rather than a homonym like "won".)