"Look Mum, no costumes!" Just testing out rendering photo-realistically (i.e. from a picture). This isn't my best or most complicated project really, so I'm not entirely sure why it was curated by thanks a lot anyway :) If you liked this, please consider following me, @TheGamer- . It really means a lot :) Curated by theOnceler- 2018.1.14 As always, if you want to remix this, feel free! Just post a comment if you don't understand a part of it :) I've got some more tests based on this here: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/197628632/ _________________________________________ How it works ================= Each pixel has 24 bit colour depth (ie 8 / 255 combinations (2^8-1) for each of red, blue and green. Only one image can be stored in the project at a time due to limits on the server side - large lists will not save, so I have to package them into a variable, then unpackage on project load, but Scratch will only let me store ~200,000 character's long variables, which is a bit more than a 480 by 360 image (which is ~155k). A few other image data can be found at the below links, and imported into 'image1', the rendered using the script marked 'render image (480x270)' http://portpixel.github.io/r/scratch/480x270divingseal.csv http://portpixel.github.io/r/scratch/480x270seal.csv Only one image can be stored currently due to the 2.5mb project json limit
