*** TURN ON TURBO MODE! *** Press space to get past the initial image, then navigate to the desired backdrop and select with space. - Warning: if you choose webcam, you will have to sit still with a static background for several minutes! Times vary with computer specs. Then select pixel size in the prompt. Anything other than given valid responses will have odd/broken behavior! - Smaller pixels = longer time = higher resolution Turn up volume to hear indicator of completion!
The first stage is the longest; it makes a bank of all colors on the screen in the first place, so the scanners don't waste time scanning colors that don't exist in the image. I've sped up the second stage drastically (from my last camera) by adding clones. I give the clones a unique identifier by disabling rotation but setting their direction. The clones use this to access their iterators in a list. I did this to allow clones to go at their own pace if possible. Also, instead of starting at the beginning of the possible colors list and going up, I start at the index of the previous color and sort of go back and forth in the list from there (using an overly-complicated algorithm I created haha). Similar colors are probably sitting next to each other physically, so using the previous color as a reference point really speeds things up. Please let me know what you think!
