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Actually, logos are the harder of the pair. My simple attempt only gets around 90% success because some of the logo pieces have a group of white at the top and
by mukyu 17y ago
Actually, logos are the harder of the pair. My simple attempt only gets around 90% success because some of the logo pieces have a group of white at the top and bottom. This makes it so the bottom piece of a logo and the top piece of the logo make good fits for the middle and bottom rows. Example from my solver: http://imgur.com/CQvcH.png http://imgur.com/CQvcH.png
The photos take up the entire frame with various colors instead of one solid one, so it is not likely for any of them to end up with a mismatch like this.
- felixc 17y agoOh, that's a really interesting case! I hadn't seen any like that when I posted, but that's definitely something to consider. I think you could work around whenever you get multiple "perfect" fits like that by comparing a) whether they are non-blank, or, more sophisticated, b) are there continuous edges across the boundary.