This project will generate a random black and white bitmap image at the specified resolution. What will you see this time? ✦ "Resolution" is the number of pixels used. E.g. 8 means 8 x 8 pixels. ✦ "Brightness levels" is exactly that. E.g. 2 means black and white only, 3 means black, white, and a medium brightness color. ✦ "Colors" is the number of different colors to use. Setting it to 0 results in grayscale. (Only visible if brightness levels is set to 3 or more) ✦ "Base color" is the first color included in the number of colors. (Only visible if colors is set to 1 or more)
Thanks to MonkeyBean2 for the original project Everything*: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/720040787 In this remix, I have limited the colors and resolution to increase the possibility of generating images resembling something other than noise. What are the odds of generating an image that resembles an actual object? How does changing the resolution affect the odds? How does changing the number of colors and hues affect it? After considering these things, go back to @MonkeyBean2's original project and consider the odds of THAT project generating an image that resembles something other than noise ;) * But not all at once.
