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Originally Posted by SoftwareBug2.0
Are you using black and white or "color" (greyscale) or full color?
Your can do something like the average absolute value of the difference between the pixels. If you're using b&w or "color" that should be easy to calculate. If you're doing actual full color, then the computation will be a little more complex since there's a few different options.
Incedentily, the increments of your for loops bother me: "X=X" really shouldn't do anything.
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Sorry about those incrementations. I did it to keep the loop indexed at 0, instead of the loop starting with an x value of 1.
The images are in literal black & white, as in the pixles are either black, or they are white.
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21-08-2013, 12:11
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