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Boi Hole posted:Something's not quite right with my camera: Wow. you could probably use those as album cover art.
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Boi Hole posted:Something's not quite right with my camera: Seems fine to me.   
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This is super cool and way too much fun... which is why I'm posting at three in the morning. I started doing this yesterday with a few images that struck me as being good material for manipulating. I used echo and edited the coding text for this one:  And I finally found a good idea for a new picture on my soundcloud profile:  In short, this is the best and most entertaining thread I've come across in a while! CaptainKirkCameron fucked around with this message at 06:46 on Dec 27, 2014 |
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Dec 18, 2014 11:55
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60's Japanese fashion magazine scans make great material.   Also some gross dude eating pizza without a shirt on. 
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President Kucinich posted:60's Japanese fashion magazine scans make great material. What did you use to make these?
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Dec 19, 2014 02:29
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A combination of LastManStanding's processing code posted in this thread, ASDF Pixel Sort script for processing, and a stand alone program called Pixel Drifter. All three were used on the first image and pixel drifter was used for the last two.
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I use ASDF and Pixel Drift but I know very little of what I'm doing with them and I can't for the life of me get any of Last Man Standing's scripts to work or do anything. Possibly related: my coding knowlege extends as far as copy and pasting code into notepad to make scripts for Arma. For example:  I'm completely clueless as to what I can and cannot fiddle with below that red line. I know you can pay for Pixel Drift, does that open up more options that let you move bigger chunks of the image around? I notice there are a lot of grayed out options in mine and everything I do is kind of just a fancy pixel sort.
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Steak posted:I can't for the life of me get any of Last Man Standing's scripts to work or do anything. Possibly related: my coding knowlege extends as far as copy and pasting code into notepad to make scripts for Arma.
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TheLastManStanding posted:If you're like the other people who have had trouble, it's either because you're bad at copy pasting, you aren't copy pasting every file in the folder (you need all the files for it to work), or you aren't putting your image file in the correct folder (some scripts require the file to be in a folder labeled '/data'). The easiest way to fix this is to just download the zip file. Welp didn't see the zip from before. Your scripts are actually incredibly easy to use.
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Dec 19, 2014 19:20
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Steak posted:
As a stand alone program for 15 dollars, I'd say it's worth it. It does have a handful of other options regarding sorting and parsing (allowing you to do the whole "move big chunks around" thing) along with the ability to save individual frames so you can make gifs. TheLastManStanding posted:If you're like the other people who have had trouble, it's either because you're bad at copy pasting, you aren't copy pasting every file in the folder (you need all the files for it to work), or you aren't putting your image file in the correct folder (some scripts require the file to be in a folder labeled '/data'). For those of you that are as processing illiterate as I am, the data folder needs to be placed in the lib folder. President Kucinich fucked around with this message at 10:42 on Dec 20, 2014 |
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Dec 20, 2014 10:39
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Someone in BSS posted a bunch of 60s Batman trading cards and somehow that reminded me this thread existed     I like using these because Batman has such a distinct silhouette that I can make the image almost incomprehensible and you can still make out Adam West fighting a robot.
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Working on video. This pixel sorting poo poo is like some poetry in motion. http://i.imgur.com/tCPcyrM.gifv
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Dec 21, 2014 06:13
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The china.jpg thread has some good base images. 
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           dats me.  dats a young model in LA that pays me dollars to mess up her pictures. people are starting to commission things from me and it's weird.
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Dec 22, 2014 10:47
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 It's awesome you're getting paid. They only pay me in butts.
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Dec 25, 2014 05:36
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Here's some more stuff I've made over the past few days:    
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I generally haven't been too keen on text in glitches, but I think it works in your Waldo image.
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most of the day was spent tweaking processing stuff so p much all of my stuff for the past few days are reference points to see if things are doing what i want them to do. so, uh. here some of those reference points are. i know the sketch-looking one isn't /glitch/ per-se. it was the framework for a Kof sketch that is about to start drawing glitches and i thought it was pretty so... it's there too.             this is p much my favorite thread.
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^^That's some cool poo poo Mandlebrot^^ Some of these pieces are probably more "generative art" than glitch art. The next glitch thread should include generative art because that poo poo is fuckin neat. So this image was made using a program based off the Rutt Etra analog video synthesizer.  These were made using Atkinson and Bayer dither algorithms found in old mac paint and old digital kodak cameras . The last one has a simple drumroll cut applied to it.    And the last two are forgotten pieces I just found.  
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Update to GlitchPaint Now with a fancy GUI  Other changes: I integrated PixelSorter, so you don't have to switch back and forth. The line tool can now be used at any angle. The noise level of the noise tool is now adjustable. Paste tool has a preview. I made a very basic glitch filter. I also added a filter which reduces the color palette with a floyd dither. The options are a 1-bit black/white, 3-bit 4-bit 8-bit RGB, 4-bit Gameboy, NES, and an optional custom palette space.  When my glitch filter glitched out:  What value overflow does to a dither algorithm.  Random other 
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What did you use to do the Rutt Etra stuff? I was playing around with something similar in 3-d, (my glitch tunnel video thing earlier, I have another test I need to upload soon I'll post it here), but I was curious how to you got the 'authentic' Rutt Etra look.
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i spent from 2am to... well, it's 7am now... working in processing. party hard.     
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Sparr posted:What did you use to do the Rutt Etra stuff? I was playing around with something similar in 3-d, (my glitch tunnel video thing earlier, I have another test I need to upload soon I'll post it here), but I was curious how to you got the 'authentic' Rutt Etra look. There's three options you can use; the first two are video plug ins; one for Quartz Composer and another for Max visual programming . Then there's a webGL program that's stupidly easy to use (http://airtightinteractive.com/demos/js/ruttetra/).
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This is awesome. Is it a rotating brush or some mathematical squiggle used as a mask? I also like this and it should be super simple to put into GlitchPaint. Do you have any feedback on the new interface? Is it straightforward enough? Anything you'd like to see changed or added?
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TheLastManStanding posted:Do you have any feedback on the new interface? Is it straightforward enough? Anything you'd like to see changed or added? I only played around with it briefly so far, but is there a way to type in my brush number? Or some other way to quickly change brush size other that clicking + and -
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Read the shortcuts tab or text file. '[' and ']' change the brush size by 5. '-' and '+' change it by 1. By holding the key you can go from size 1 to 100 in about a second. The mouse wheel will scroll through the tools and tab will change the mode.
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I made a short film that starts off with an image, and the pixels then move according to their hue. It ended up looking like on of those old falling sand pictures. https://vimeo.com/116198274
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Cool stuff Boi Hole. I've spent way too many hours over the last few days learning how to use Blender and other 3d rendering software to decipher this tutorial, but I figured maybe someone else here is already aware of how to use said software and can use the glitch tutorial with ease. Seen some really sweet work done with it. http://www.srcxor.org/blog/ President Kucinich fucked around with this message at 03:52 on Jan 8, 2015 |
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Delany triangles are fun.  And running images back and forth between triangles and rutt etra algorithms is also fun.  
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Give me a hot few to answer the questions that I just noticed. poo poo just got busy. And I think it's about time to make a watermark.           
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President Kucinich posted:Cool stuff Boi Hole. I have been loving with this, but having no experience with modeling software makes it feel like I'm a child pretending to use their dad's computer. Very much my poo poo.  
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Another Update: (Download) I've given up on github so it's a zip file with the option of running the program as a windows 64 application or running the source in processing. Changes made:  - The window is resizeable allowing you to maximize the window. - Added halftones in both black/white and color (it's not a true color halftone, but I might do that later). - The amount of dither is now controllable. Negative mean less dither, positive causes it to overcompensate which leads to interesting effects. - Mosaic with an optional gap. - Triangles, both uniform and random. - Blinds can be inserted manually and can be offset. - The sort brush now works as a selection.  
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Thank you so much for keeping the updates coming; I've only just started playing with these tools but they are really cool and I look forward to learning them. Everyone using them has been on some next level poo poo. However, I did just download about 90 audacity plug-ins (oh god I know nothing about audio engineering, what are these things) so first things first... I've been using the same image over and over as a testing bed, and just decided to start combining test images as channels:      I might just make a ton more of these.
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Welcome to the club!Maduo posted:
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This one is amazing.
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New Program: (Download) Had some free time yesterday so I threw together a RuttEtra style program. - Full 360 rotation along the X and Y axis. - X and Y resolution control. (Warning: Using very low x/y spacing on large images can pretty much stall your computer. When working with large images, slowly lower the spacing. I might limit this later.) - Line thicknesses. - Displacement mapping using any combination of RGB and/or HSB. - Perspective or Orthographic projections. - Display results as a single plane, horizontal lines, floating pixels, or a mesh. - It also lets you load a custom displacement map for added fun. - As always, the 's' key saves the frame. Example of the different modes:  Example of line thickness at high line spacing:  I've found that looking behind the images often gives the best results: 
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Hey LastManStanding, here's some stuff I made using your pixel/channel sort code and newest program. Sarajevo '84  Woodville Mall 
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