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I recall locating the majority of the below code on a website a few weeks ago, and I'm unable to remember where I found it, or get the program to work. i random causes random sections of the image should be sorted. You can control the average width (in pixels) of these sections with -w. example-mask.jpg: pixel-sorter example.jpg -m example-mask.jpg -a 135 -i random. Why is there a =+ operation in the array(?) size? Intervals can now be smoothened for an even more gradiated pixel sort.// Is this next line trying to define a single int, or an array of them?.If someone could point me in the right direction, you would make myĭay week month! I am absolutely transfixed on this incredible technique! Does it actually achieve a similar effect to that of Kim Asendorf's when functional? I get the feeling I'm missing the actual meat of the program.Īny assistance would be greatly appreciated, be it in the form of explanation, confirmation, or programming. Intervals can now be feathered at either end of the interval so that each span can blend back into the original image. Borders may now be omitted or included in the Pixel sorting. The rest of this code is never called!.Plenty of bug-fixes and speedups v1. // This for() does nothing, as it ends in a semicolon.// These for()s overwrite the same pixel over and over again.// To apply a for() to a block of code, use braces.for (int j = -1 i

// P is not a properly defined array, nor is it valid at this scope.// This looked fine to me until I realized that you've not defined a variable k anywhere!.