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RE: Side Project Ideas - Ayydan - 06-17-2023
(06-17-2023, 06:11 PM)Jersey Wrote:(06-17-2023, 06:02 PM)Ayydan Wrote: I'm excited to see the output results! My input is actually pretty easy to work with, I just feed in a 1D array of uint8's that represent the image. The optimal modification for asciiplay would be if you could support yuv colour, so that way I could send grayscale, or append the chrominance signals to choose between colour and no colour
If you're just inputting a 1D array of uint8_t, that's basically when I'm doing as well.
I copy the entire image data over and can just index into the array to get the info I need. Since the image is scaled, I'll probably grab the luminance value of the scaled "pixel" around it and average that value.
As for your 1D array, it's just the greyscale values yeah?
Exactly, just grayscale values, which is why tuv would be so handy, because in theory I could just input 3 1d arrays with the same parameters each storing one of the components
RE: Side Project Ideas - Jersey - 06-17-2023
Ayyyyyyyyyyyyy lesgooooooooo
RE: Side Project Ideas - Jersey - 06-18-2023
(06-17-2023, 11:38 PM)Jersey Wrote: Ayyyyyyyyyyyyy lesgooooooooo
Now all that's left is more image support, proper error handling, better encapsulation, YUV support, fractional scaling, optimization, better ascii rendering potentially and maybe optimizing the number of blocks/threads.
RE: Side Project Ideas - Ayydan - 06-18-2023
So you're basically done right? Hahaha
RE: Side Project Ideas - Rhonda - 06-25-2023
(06-17-2023, 11:38 PM)Jersey Wrote: Ayyyyyyyyyyyyy lesgoooooooooDamn Jersey that looks great!
Think we could port your code to x86-AVX? CUDA isn't supported on a vast many systems.
RE: Side Project Ideas - Jersey - 06-26-2023
(06-25-2023, 05:33 PM)Rhonda Wrote:(06-17-2023, 11:38 PM)Jersey Wrote: Ayyyyyyyyyyyyy lesgoooooooooDamn Jersey that looks great!
Think we could port your code to x86-AVX? CUDA isn't supported on a vast many systems.
I might look into that later. Maybe have a different backend for the actual rendering and use CUDA if it's supported and AVX if not (and it's support). That probably won't be till I'm basically done the CUDA version though.