--- CAUTION --- Looking inside this project may cause your computer to freeze, potentially leading to data loss. Please save all work on your computer before clicking 'See inside.' The project contains some lengthy strings, making the script editor's canvas extremely wide; the Flash player may break under the strain. See the comments section for issues reported so far. Use TURBO mode to see the demonstration pattern. (Press the <Shift> key and click the Green Flag for TURBO mode). The "1 Line Challenge" is to produce an interesting pattern on the screen using only one line of code to calculate the color of each pixel. See the original project for details.
Like in my previous remix, I packed an entire bitmap in that single line of code, but this time using the ARGB version of the 'set color to ()' block. Obviously the end result is far better than with the 'easy' hue-based block, where you only have saturated colors at your disposal. The code contains 3 strings, one for each color channel (red, green, blue). Each string consists of 129600 digits (one for each pixel). The result is a 360x360 bitmap capable of showing 1000 separate colors. CREDITS Thanks to Scratch-Minion for the original project. Nice challenge! "Minion", copyright Universal. Minions image downloaded from: http://img0.ndsstatic.com/wallpapers/c42ac6a0c2aaee69c79955d1d32c54b4_large.jpeg Resized using GIMP (www.gimp.org), then converted to a data URI as explained here: http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/247843/how-to-generate-a-data-uri-from-an-image-file#247846 Used this in the following JavaScript fiddle to generate the string of digits: http://jsfiddle.net/w9145dym/ Based on code from this StackOverflow post: stackoverflow.com/questions/2541481/get-average-color-of-image-via-javascript#2541680
