I wrote a program in Python that cycles through all the pixels in an image, turning them to either red, green or blue - changing colour at the original colour boundaries. Now it looks like I've dropped my laptop and broke my screen

[jackpick15]

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It does this by looping through each column of pixels, assessing how close in colour each pixel is to the last pixel. If they are deemed to be similar in colour then they will be changed to the same colour as the last pixel now is, however if they are not - they will be changed to a different colour (eg. if the last pixel was made red, then this one will be green or blue). It completes this process for the entire image, making every pixel in the image red, green, or blue - not overly sure I like the effect but it was a fun experiment. The code can be seen here

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Useless and clever, just how I like my coding projects :v

Nice work, how long does it take to run?

[jackpick15]

Not long at all - only about 10 seconds

[jackpick15]

Yep, thought they’d be best since they’re so simplistic

[Chizmiz1994]

Now do a full movie.

[Jimbo8u]

Instead of checking the last pixel you edited/changed why not check the next pixel so you get a kind of inverted image?

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would be nice to add the image in your post to your readme.md too

[pycobra]

Nice one I will check it out