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| Ten Posts: 199/261 |
Do you know where said PHP is? |
| Xkeeper Posts: 3961/5653 |
Originally posted by Boom.dk I didn't trash it. |
| HyperHacker Posts: 3484/5072 |
Dithering is awesome. Properly implemented it can make high-colour images look nearly perfect in very few colours. |
| Xkeeper Posts: 3948/5653 |
Those are just dithered colors, nothing terribly special.
Sorry  |
| Deleted User Posts: 176/-7750 |
Originally posted by Ten I don't know, I just know all about colors since I've been experimenting with them for over 9 years (Back when I could only use 16 colors on my monitor) but I see the logic behind your system. Anyway, since this is about colors, let me present you, the forgotten colors!: 
That's the way colors were built on the 16 color scheme, and I remember there were no colors that looked like that by the time, so I called them the "forgotten colors", colors built from other colored pixels. The 3 greys look almost identical even though they aren't greys. Some say that the color Purple cannot be shown on computer monitors, I say that it should be hidden somewhere there (Combining 2 diferent colors)... My bad, wasn't that lame? XD |
| HyperHacker Posts: 3480/5072 |
I made a colour cube in OpenGL. Each axis went from 0-255 in one colour. Maybe I'll post it sometime.  |
| Boom.dk Posts: 298/356 |
I once made a PHP script that generated all colors. 000000 to FFFFFF. And I posted the image in a thread too. But Xk trashed it.  I may still have the image laying around at home... if anyone should be interested. |
| Ten Posts: 198/261 |
While I do see the validity of your system, with which system would be easier to manually enter over 24576 repeated keystrokes with? Besides, I wasn't going for percentiles when I did this, I was going for simplisity. Plus fractions never killed anyone. Factions have but not fractions. |
| Deleted User Posts: 174/-7750 |
Originally posted by Ten No, I'm saying that you are missing the exact colors (100% Red, 50% Green and 50% Blue for pink and 100% Red, 50% Green and 0% Blue for orange), I put those examples because those are the colors you miss and I know the names for, but you're basically missing all the color that use combination like these and the 25% and 12.5% ones and stuff, without a valid reason. Yes, I'm being picky, because, who can tell the diference between FF0000 and FF0F00 anyway? They look identical! |
| Tarale Posts: 2255/2713 |
You.... all have wayy too much time on your hands.  Especially you, Ten.
Course, this comes from someone who once cleaned every last key on their keyboard individually. So I can't really talk when it comes to pointless, fiddly and repetetive tasks... |
| HyperHacker Posts: 3465/5072 |
Actually, it does. But as long as I don't smack the desk it works alright. |
| Ten Posts: 197/261 |
Hyper Hacker's moniter has a faulty cord. |
| HyperHacker Posts: 3461/5072 |
Nope, just a lot of blue.
I kid, I kid...  |
| Ten Posts: 196/261 |
Well lets take a look at the last 16 splouchs.
You're telling me there are no shades of pink or orange anyway in there? |
| Deleted User Posts: 161/-7750 |
But the correct way would be like this:
00=0 < - No color 0F=15 1F=31 2F=47 3F=63 < - 1/4 of a color 4F=79 5F=95 6F=112 7F=127 < - 1/2 of a color 8F=143 9F=159 AF=177 BF=191 < - 3/4 of a color CF=207 DF=223 EF=239 FF=255 < - Full color It goes like that, otherwise you are missing important colors like Orange (That's FF7F00) or pink (FF7F7F)... Anyways... |
| Ten Posts: 195/261 |
When you divide 255 by 15 and you get 17, add 0 and you get 18 possible states. Divide 255 by 17 however and you get 15, add 0 and you 16 possible states. And base 16 is digitally compatible with base 2. Base 18 is not, as G and H don't fit.
Decimal=Hexadecimal 00=00 or 0 if it was a nybble instead of a byte. 17=11 or 1 if it was a nybble. 34=22 or 2. 51=33 or 3. 68=44 or 4. 85=55 or 5. 102=66 or 6. 119=77 or 7. 136=88 or 8. 153=99 or 9. 170=AA or A. 187=BB or B. 204=CC or C. 221=DD or D. 238=EE or E. 255=FF or F. 127 (7F) and 191 (BF) aren't in there because they shouldn't be... Those aren't even multibles of 15. |
| Deleted User Posts: 157/-7750 |
Hum, I checked and it goes from 0 to 17 instead of 15, that's the flaw of it as it has a 2 numbers offset for most colors...
I mean, there should be a 127 and a 191 somewhere and they're are missing... Or something  |
| Ten Posts: 194/261 |
I don't even know what that is. Lets alone how to write a Perl script. |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 872/1312 |
Could've just made a simple Perl script to write a SNG file to do the task automagically. |
| Ten Posts: 193/261 |
I cheated after getting to value 00FFFF. Just pasted my progress 15 times then changed each Red Hex triplet manually. Then I swaped file headers to make Bar and Square versions then pasted them together in Infanview.
... I wonder if I can Copyright this? |
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