Okay, this one's been a bit frustrating... I thought I was being clever just grabbing the RGB value with an eyedropper-like tool, but turns out that's completely useless because it will produce different results depending on how I have my monitor calibrated.
I guess it'd technically be possible to brute-force the answer considering it's only 9 digits and not all of those are likely solutions, but I'm curious about the process of analyzing an image. Any nudges in a general direction about where I could learn more about this? I use C, specifically.
Didactic RGB
Hi,
There are some C libraries that handle images. But, if you are really interested in understanding images, then I first recommend you to learn some major image file formats. It should be fun. BMP and TGA are relatively simple ones, so I think you can start with one of them.
Well, I solved this challenge with Photoshop...
There are some C libraries that handle images. But, if you are really interested in understanding images, then I first recommend you to learn some major image file formats. It should be fun. BMP and TGA are relatively simple ones, so I think you can start with one of them.
Well, I solved this challenge with Photoshop...
Solved this with GIMP. Just picked the color, took the values, blablabla...tails wrote:Hi,
There are some C libraries that handle images. But, if you are really interested in understanding images, then I first recommend you to learn some major image file formats. It should be fun. BMP and TGA are relatively simple ones, so I think you can start with one of them.
Well, I solved this challenge with Photoshop...
Sorry, can't actually say it.
I've written a pretty flashing tip on this topic
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