Gregory's Server@vanderZwan yeah that's an easy one to port :) have you tried it?
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 @vanderZwan yeah, I meant in uxn, it'd be a good way to break into it, it's a pretty straight forward project to implement. There's lots of image parsing code around that you could base yourself on if you wanted to give it a try :) |
@neauoire if you mean in uxn, no, because I wouldn't know how to load an arbitrary image file. If you have some pointers to how to make a CLI that can read an image file and then create a new one, this could be a neat first attempt at a uxn rom for me actually :).
If you mean trying it out for dithering in general, then yes: I have an ObservableHQ notebook that has it as one possible noise map. It also experiments with mixing it with a sharpening filter:
https://observablehq.com/d/8e32d923e41d6a64
@neauoire if you mean in uxn, no, because I wouldn't know how to load an arbitrary image file. If you have some pointers to how to make a CLI that can read an image file and then create a new one, this could be a neat first attempt at a uxn rom for me actually :).
If you mean trying it out for dithering in general, then yes: I have an ObservableHQ notebook that has it as one possible noise map. It also experiments with mixing it with a sharpening filter: