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#1 Sol_HSA

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Posted 14 January 2009 - 06:56 AM

After writing "The Turing Machines Didn't Care" for the 11th pseudoannual text mode demo competition, I spent some time working on making my rgb->text converters better.

I then went and wrote down a chronology of sorts explaining the research I did, and the results, as well: http://iki.fi/sol/textfx.

I may do a 'final version' of "turing" using the latest and greatest, but I'm waiting for the results from TMDC first..
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Posted 14 January 2009 - 10:51 AM

That is very cool! Your previous tmdc announcements made me create some text mode experiments too, but it only resulted in a brute-force slow thing. When I was searching for heuristics to speed things up I stopped, but I'll read your text for sure.

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Posted 14 January 2009 - 12:05 PM

Very cool. I liked the demo, the only minor thing was that I needed to manually resize the window, because it opened with like 50% of the rendering height. I ran it on Vista. Besides that, nicely done, very cool indeed!

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Posted 14 January 2009 - 01:50 PM

vrnunes said:

Very cool. I liked the demo, the only minor thing was that I needed to manually resize the window, because it opened with like 50% of the rendering height. I ran it on Vista. Besides that, nicely done, very cool indeed!
Yes, that's a known bug. The window-resizing code used to work, but either later versions of windows or the fact that computers got faster broke it. =)

Adding a simple sleep() in a certain place fixed the problem. As I mentioned, I may be releasing a "final" version later on.
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