9*9 Video reader and writer by Pixelcube

Pixelcube

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6th Sep 2017

9th Sep 2017

A fast 9*9 video reader and it's video data writer. The storage is really small as only 3 pixels of filt are used for each animation frame! Update: more data storage space and improved writer :P

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Comments

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  Devarite 16th Jul 2021
  I accidentaly placed a pixel of goo into the data thingy
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  Devarite 16th Jul 2021
  I may have broken it id:2749584
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  QuanTech 12th Sep 2017
  id:2185003 <- le demo
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  QuanTech 12th Sep 2017
  FILT also has logic modes (XOR, AND, etc.) that let them perform bitwise operations on the ctypes of incoming BRAYs. A FILT's ctype can be seperated into its individual bits by passing a BRAY through it and passing that BRAY through a bunch of FILT(AND mode)s, each FILT(AND) holding a bit of the entire spectrum. I'm making a small demo soon
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  DUC 12th Sep 2017
  Videos and computers in TPT encode data by setting the color of FILT. This can be done by hitting DTEC with BRAY. Whatever FILT is touching DTEC will be changed to the color of BRAY.
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  DUC 12th Sep 2017
  armoryshop: caelinator: the ctype of FILT determines the color. Setting it to a power of 2 will give it a single hue. Any other ctype will give many hues. To see which hues are set, press D and hover over FILT. If you don't know what ctype is, ctype is a property of FILT. It can be set using the console or the PROP tool.
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  caelinator 12th Sep 2017
  i dont get it
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  garr890354839 10th Sep 2017
  armoryshop: Set ctype to n (n being any number between 1 and 2^30-1)
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  mad-cow 10th Sep 2017
  +1 for sure. But the dray near (304,290) copies up to the top right when you hit play. I just thought you should know, if you didn't already. Otherwise goodjob!
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  armoryshop 10th Sep 2017
  How to color code FILT?