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how did you generate the background image? is it a photo sampled using H+V (discarding S)? are the triangles oriented randomly? looks nice (better than the w
by andrewcooke 14y ago
how did you generate the background image? is it a photo sampled using H+V (discarding S)? are the triangles oriented randomly? looks nice (better than the wobble, imho, which i think has too high an amplitude - could be smaller and perhaps faster. i suppose a way to adjust parameters would be out of the question? ;o).
- iclelland 14y agoThe background image is here: http://lab.hailpixel.com/static/1/img/box.jpg http://lab.hailpixel.com/static/1/img/box.jpg It looks like it just uses the raw RGB values from the image, sampled in a 25x25 grid spanning the image. The orientation isn't random, but is chosen to avoid the sharper regions of the image, preferring to pick the points representative of smoother areas of colour.
- hailpixel 14y agoThis is exactly how I did it. The orientation on the triangles is chosen to minimize the "color distance" between connecting edges.