Does this sound like a good idea? |
yes |
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40% |
[ 2 ] |
no |
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60% |
[ 3 ] |
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Total Votes : 5 |
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Weregoose wrote:
I posted that above, didn't you see it? And _player, yeah, you need to actually try or research things before questionspamming.
KermMartian wrote:
I posted that above, didn't you see it?
Sorry. If I had seen it posted in a code box below the screenshot, I certainly would have omitted my post.
As it happens, I made my own fill routine using a single list that never grows past 63×2 elements:
ZStandard
84→Xmin
-72→Ymin
ZInteger
RecallPic 1
Input
{E2X–Y→L1
1
While Ans
L1(Ans→N
int(.01N→I%
N–E2I%→PV
L1
If not(pxl–Test(PV+1,I%:augment({N+1},Ans
If not(pxl–Test(PV–1,I%:augment({N–1},Ans
If not(pxl–Test(PV,I%–1:augment({N–E2},Ans
If not(pxl–Test(PV,I%+1:augment({N+E2},Ans
Ans→L1
Pt-On(I%,-PV,3
dim(Ans)–1→dim(L1
End
Kllrnohj wrote:
First, Paint.NET is awesome, but in no way is it comparable to photoshop or trying to be photoshop.
Second, WHY? What possible use does this have? You are talking about advanced image creation and manipulation on a tiny b&w screen. There really isn't a point.
That said, if you want to attempt this, you'll need to do it in assembly to get anything resembling speed out of it. And somehow I don't think you have anywhere near the skills needed to do it.
Opinion seconded, unless you mean it's smaller than Photoshop.
Weregoose wrote:
ZStandard
84→Xmin
-72→Ymin
ZInteger
RecallPic 1
Input
{E2X–Y→L1
1
While Ans
L1(Ans→N
int(.01N→I%
N–E2I%→PV
L1
If not(pxl–Test(PV+1,I%:augment({N+1},Ans
If not(pxl–Test(PV–1,I%:augment({N–1},Ans
If not(pxl–Test(PV,I%–1:augment({N–E2},Ans
If not(pxl–Test(PV,I%+1:augment({N+E2},Ans
Ans→L1
Pt-On(I%,-PV,3
dim(Ans)–1→dim(L1
End
Win.
How fast can you fill something black with white?
Weregoose, you never cease to amaze, particularly in this case with your sneaky use of the Financial vars to avoid creating or using the alpha variables.
Will_W wrote:
How fast can you fill something black with white?
...
Input
pxl-Test(-Y,X→PMT
...
If PMT=pxl–Test(PV+1,I%:augment({N+1},Ans
If PMT=pxl–Test(PV–1,I%:augment({N–1},Ans
If PMT=pxl–Test(PV,I%–1:augment({N–E2},Ans
If PMT=pxl–Test(PV,I%+1:augment({N+E2},Ans
...
If PMT
Then
Pt-Off(I%,-PV,3
Else
Pt-On(I%,-PV,3
End
...
?
I didn't consider that pt-off( might also take a third argument.
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