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Re: Pixelego Viewer available
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Date: 
Wed, 26 Jan 2000 23:55:55 GMT
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Mike,

The application I expect to release this weekend handles all of these
features (grouping like-vertical plates into bricks, you may choose
which colors to use, displays/generates a partitioning map for you,
etc...)

Later versions I hope to even allow you to guide the partitioning so as
to try to match certain piece distributions as closely as possible (say,
for example, to try to get brick distributions of similar proportion as
that of the Bulk Blue Tub).

Anyway...

eric

One thing that's interesting about those pictures is that they're done in three
colors (white, black, beige) as opposed to using the full brick palette.  Also,
groups of plates are "bricked" (to coin a term) as appropriate, but the bricks
themselves are also overlapped as to make the portrait sturdy, more like a brick
wall.  TLG's designers appear to following a similar kind of "pixelating"
process, by laying grid paper over drawings or photos and shading the grid
appropriately.

Eric, if you get a chance, you might want to investigate some kind of dithering
threshold, or perhaps some kind of post-pixelation cleanup rules.  Hmmm...
(Secretly I'm bummed 'cause I didn't do this first. :-)

- Mike

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  Re: Pixelego Viewer available
 
(...) Same here, though I was inspired by the portraits in "The Ultimate Lego Book". One thing that's interesting about those pictures is that they're done in three colors (white, black, beige) as opposed to using the full brick palette. Also, (...) (25 years ago, 26-Jan-00, to lugnet.general)

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