anyone have a program that takes mkmapmqruis's images and stitches THOSE together too?
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anyone have a program that takes mkmapmqruis's images and stitches THOSE together too? | ||
Warri
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ItsFunToLose
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On January 26 2011 08:32 Warri wrote: theres no way to do it. the images are tagged with coordinates so the program knows how to put them together, once you do a session change by going into a house or logging out or teleporting the coordinates randomize and you cant put them together anymore. If I can do it manually in MSPaint, then there's a way to program a computer to do it. But thanks for the worthless discouragement. Continue being awesome in life. | ||
excess1ve
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ItsFunToLose
United States776 Posts
On January 26 2011 09:01 excess1ve wrote: I just realized under my base attributes, that my agility attribute is red and has a 11-1 when i put my mouse over it, why is this? because you're wearing nettles | ||
Vinski
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Warri
Germany3208 Posts
On January 26 2011 09:00 ItsFunToLose wrote: If I can do it manually in MSPaint, then there's a way to program a computer to do it. But thanks for the worthless discouragement. Continue being awesome in life. Well i assume you are a human and thus you have eyes. These eyes are connected to a brain and even if it is not that big it is enough to recognize patterns in pictures, thus giving you the ability to put pictures together because you can recognize, or at least guess, their order. While there sure are programs that can do similar things, these cost millions of $ because they are pretty complex, so the basic javaflashgamemappingclient sticks to reading metadata in order to connect them. So when you now have multiple sessions the metadata is completely different, thus the program can not recognize the pattern and can not connect the pictures, but go on please. | ||
HellRoxYa
Sweden1614 Posts
It still requiers the coder to know what he's doing, but it's not as impossible as you make it out to be. | ||
ItsFunToLose
United States776 Posts
On January 26 2011 10:05 Warri wrote: Well i assume you are a human and thus you have eyes. These eyes are connected to a brain and even if it is not that big it is enough to recognize patterns in pictures, thus giving you the ability to put pictures together because you can recognize, or at least guess, their order. While there sure are programs that can do similar things, these cost millions of $ because they are pretty complex, so the basic javaflashgamemappingclient sticks to reading metadata in order to connect them. So when you now have multiple sessions the metadata is completely different, thus the program can not recognize the pattern and can not connect the pictures, but go on please. Millions of dollars to stitch low resolution minimap images from an 800x600 game... Does your ass hurt, or do you regularly practice pulling things out of it? metadata! I have .PNG's from each session from a program that converted the hundreds of files in each folder to a single image, metamoron. | ||
Pablols
Chile517 Posts
On January 26 2011 10:05 Warri wrote: Well i assume you are a human and thus you have eyes. These eyes are connected to a brain and even if it is not that big it is enough to recognize patterns in pictures, thus giving you the ability to put pictures together because you can recognize, or at least guess, their order. While there sure are programs that can do similar things, these cost millions of $ because they are pretty complex, so the basic javaflashgamemappingclient sticks to reading metadata in order to connect them. So when you now have multiple sessions the metadata is completely different, thus the program can not recognize the pattern and can not connect the pictures, but go on please. you are so wrong its actually pretty simple | ||
Warri
Germany3208 Posts
On January 26 2011 10:13 ItsFunToLose wrote: Millions of dollars to stitch low resolution minimap images from an 800x600 game... Does your ass hurt, or do you regularly practice pulling things out of it? metadata! I have .PNG's from each session from a program that converted the hundreds of files in each folder to a single image, metamoron. Yes, from each session, because they had the necessary information how they actually belong together which the program could read and use to put them together. When you start a different session there is no such data that can tell the program where the new pictures belong to so it creats a new picture with the pictures from this session. | ||
ItsFunToLose
United States776 Posts
On January 26 2011 10:21 Warri wrote: Yes, from each session, because they had the necessary information how they actually belong together which the program could read and use to put them together. When you start a different session there is no such data that can tell the program where the new pictures belong to so it creats a new picture with the pictures from this session. Please stop spewing wrong all over this forum. For the record, I'd accept a http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Stitch photos together just downloaded Pos Panorama Pro, I'll let you know how it goes and you're right, I did have to pay millions of dollars for it. On January 26 2011 10:15 Pablols wrote: you are so wrong its actually pretty simple tail between your legs yet? | ||
Warri
Germany3208 Posts
On January 26 2011 10:24 ItsFunToLose wrote: Please stop spewing wrong all over this forum. For the record, I'd accept a http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Stitch photos together just downloaded Pos Panorama Pro, I'll let you know how it goes and you're right, I did have to pay millions of dollars for it. tail between your legs yet? Wait, did you want to put the pictures togehter into a random big picture, or did you actually want to have them in a CORRECT position to each other? If latter, then please tell me how this program stitches completely random parts together to make any sense and ill believe you. | ||
ItsFunToLose
United States776 Posts
On January 26 2011 10:33 Warri wrote: Wait, did you want to put the pictures togehter into a random big picture, or did you actually want to have them in a CORRECT position to each other? If latter, then please tell me how this program stitches completely random parts together to make any sense and ill believe you. wait, did you assume something and then look like a complete fucking moron as a result? I'm only using pictures I generated myself from exploring. All of them originate from my base and thus share at least one neighborhood of identical pixels. Please just uninstall your network drivers and stay off the internet. | ||
Warri
Germany3208 Posts
On January 26 2011 10:35 ItsFunToLose wrote: wait, did you assume something and then look like a complete fucking moron as a result? I'm only using pictures I generated myself from exploring. All of them originate from my base and thus share at least one neighborhood of identical pixels. Please just uninstall your network drivers and stay off the internet. I admit i didnt consider that, you should take care with your attitude however, wont be here for long if you continue like that. ![]() | ||
ItsFunToLose
United States776 Posts
On January 26 2011 10:42 Warri wrote: I admit i didnt consider that, you should take care with your attitude however, wont be here for long if you continue like that. ![]() Well that was unexpected. I've fallen for the "arguing on the internet" trap hundreds of times, but I don't think I've ever experienced this before... My apologies good sir. My attitude was most uncalled for, and you have been the better man here today. | ||
Warri
Germany3208 Posts
http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=14717#p167288 http://algeralith.info/HavenMap/ | ||
ItsFunToLose
United States776 Posts
On January 26 2011 11:03 Warri wrote: I dont know if youre browsing the official forum, but heres a big map that covers the whole world. http://www.havenandhearth.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=14717#p167288 http://algeralith.info/HavenMap/ awesome, thanks, i just found where I am on that (where's waldo anyone?) anyone know where liquidia villages are on that map? I'm in the south east quadrant. EDIT: finally have a palisade wall, fucking 4 hours later. | ||
KaiserW
United States87 Posts
On January 26 2011 11:08 ItsFunToLose wrote: awesome, thanks, i just found where I am on that (where's waldo anyone?) anyone know where liquidia villages are on that map? I'm in the south east quadrant. EDIT: finally have a palisade wall, fucking 4 hours later. This map thread is awesome. Found myself on it after going NNE for 4-5 hours from the new village(with Frosty, midg, potatoe, echo, etc.). Was a cool feeling. Was hard as hell though. Ha So I guess we're in the | ||
bobobobojos
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