Changes between Version 16 and Version 17 of img2twit Tweet

Timestamp:

05/25/2009 11:11:57 PM (16 years ago)

Author:

Sam Hocevar

Comment:

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img2twit

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 == Image rendering ==
 
-The final image is simply an interpolation of the control points stored in the image. I use natural neighbour interpolation because it is reasonably fast (remember that the main algorithm loop computes the changes caused by changes to points, and thus require at least a partial render).
+The final image is simply an interpolation of the control points stored in the image. I use natural neighbour interpolation because it is reasonably fast (remember that the main algorithm loop computes the effects of modifying control points, and thus require at least a partial render).
 
 The rendering method is responsible for both the artifacts (mainly the embossed dots) and the nice edges found in some parts of the resulting images.
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 = Getting `img2twit` =
 
-`img2twit` is currently research material and is not available in any released software. You can however use it, modify it and redistribute it for any purpose, according to the terms of the [http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/ WTFPL]. Note however that it uses third-party libraries such CGAL (which has odd licensing terms) and Imlib2.
+You can use `img2twit`, modify it and redistribute it for any purpose, according to the terms of the [http://sam.zoy.org/wtfpl/ WTFPL]. Note however that it uses third-party libraries such CGAL (which has odd licensing terms) and Imlib2.
 
-If you wish to try `img2twit`, get the [wiki:libpipi] source code.
+`img2twit` is currently research material and is not available in any released software yet. If you wish to try it, get the [wiki:libpipi] source code.
 
 If you just want to have a look at the code, get it [/browser/libpipi/trunk/examples/img2twit.cpp from the web-based browser].