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Added Bad Apple #38
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the full version didn't fit, as it was larger than the 25 GB permitted on GitHub, so a trimmed version was uploaded. the full version can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Zy1kz8YrNmLj9zM24qycitdXuQlJFZLi/view?usp=sharing
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I'm so thrilled that we had the same idea :D |
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oh lmao, i just used ffmpeg and scanned trough every frame. I did it very lazily over an afternoon in java since that's the lang i was familiar with. Mine was around 27 MB at 30fps |
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Oh I thought you said it was 25 GB, which is why I offered my repo. Looks like you got it worked out anyway. |
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Hey, you might want to adjust the axes. I'm pretty sure that the image is only visible from the wrong side of the tree (in regards to Matt's camera position). The viewing perspective is outlined here: #21 |
yeah, i wrote the entire code without looking at the repo, so i just chose some random coordinates that look good. I will fix it asap, thx for the heads up |
Changed the coordinates of the video projection from X Z to Y Z
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for your viewing (and listening) pleasure https://youtu.be/IUReVLqnLDQ |
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Next, someone posts a tool where you input a random YouTube video ID and can download the animation csv... Man, impressive! Only the resolution isn't optimal, but that's nothing you can influence. |
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Super cool animation and process behind it! Love it! |
Based on the famous touhou inspired black and white video (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtutLA63Cp8), compared the coordinates of the LEDs to the pixels in the video to replicate it frame by frame. This was made trough a simple script i made in java to convert the images to csv frames for the tree.
The full version didn't fit, as it was larger than the 25 GB permitted on GitHub, so a trimmed version was uploaded. The full version can be found here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Zy1kz8YrNmLj9zM24qycitdXuQlJFZLi/view