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Little Coda Toolbox 2.0 is out.

This is a failed attempt in plotting a pattern of flowers.

I wanted to stresstest Little Coda Toolbox's pixmap (and it passed the test gloriously), but I chose a Comatesque pattern from a photograph, and that was too noisy.

These are about 8000 flowers packed in a square of about 1000 x 1000 game units.

Procedure is standard:
Get an image, reduce the number of colours, export to XPM format, import as Coda pixmap, draw the square of flowers in plein air, "FloorRef" them, wiggle a bit in order to make it look less sterile.

Thing is, I wiggled too much, and the pattern dissolved.

The flooring took CSE about 5 hours, because the rather large yellow flowers (forgot the English name) need and cause dozens of calls to "FloorRef" before finally touching ground, if squeezed like this.  But that was the point of the "stress test"! :D

9 comments

  1. maczopikczo
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    Oh, I see you've already tried what I came up with in the previous image. :P
    1. TesaPlus
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      Hehe.. You can do any numbers fo colours (objects) -- within in reasonable bounds.
  2. Dennywood
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    Weird but Cool!
    1. TesaPlus
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  3. fredlaus
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    Used in a limited area/square it will look awesome?
    The image was a charmer too.
    1. TesaPlus
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      Oh yes, it looked nice, when walking through it. Although it was definitely too dense.
  4. Crackomint
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    This is really neat! You could plant new gardens all over Tamriel with this tool :P
    1. TesaPlus
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      Would be nice.
      Or make a big "pixmap" and randomise certain objects instead of placing everything by hand? Hmmmm.
  5. TesaPlus
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    Ah, look, I've found a picture of how it looks from the ground.

    [IMG=http://www.image-share.com/upload/4089/102m.jpg]