LOOKING FOR INTEL ON CLASSIFLED ART PAINTING AI

[Shellton(Mario)]

IF KNOW ANYTHING ON HOW TO GET ACCESS TO THE PROGRAM THAT TAKES A PICTURE AND PAINTS IT ON A CANVAS IN GAME PLEASE MESSAGE ME OR SAY SO HERE.

[kinnebian]

paint like a normal spaceman, bitch

[Timonk]

Such a thing does not exist. We just have talented people.

However if you wanted to make such a thing you would have to get the average color of pixels in an area then paint the average color onto the canvas using a program that can interact with byond

[mrmelbert]

Such a thing does certainly exist but utilizing it is shameful.

[Capsandi]

Meet me behind the archived deleted subforum on the 26th @ 8pm EST. Come alone.

[TheBibleMelts]

tool assisted paintings make me sad

[Shellton(Mario)]

tool assisted paintings make me sad

Am going to use it make event posters on Manuel, Terry and Sybil. Turning hours of work duplicating the same painting from one server into may an hour or 2 of work. Am just looking copy paste a painting rather than use it to create a painting

[AwkwardStereo]

Scriptis has one from a while ago, I let him know about this thread.

[TheFinalPotato]

Fuck scriptis all my homies hate scriptis

[Fikou]

fuck of scriptis

[Thunder11]

soulless

[Critawakets]

it's not that hard to transcribe a painting from a painting tool to ingame especially now that painting isn't pixel-per-pixel anymore

[kinnebian]

tool assisted paintings make me sad

Am going to use it make event posters on Manuel, Terry and Sybil. Turning hours of work duplicating the same painting from one server into may an hour or 2 of work. Am just looking copy paste a painting rather than use it to create a painting

oh then thats fine and fun

[Scriptis]

Scriptis has one from a while ago, I let him know about this thread.

Fuck scriptis all my homies hate scriptis

fuck of scriptis

gupta made me do it

[Shellton(Mario)]

Scriptis has one from a while ago, I let him know about this thread.

Fuck scriptis all my homies hate scriptis

fuck of scriptis

gupta made me do it

Is it possible for you to give me access to the program so I can use it?

[Scriptis]

Is it possible for you to give me access to the program so I can use it?

i stopped using it and deleted it shortly after the original art contest, which is where, when, and why i made it to begin with

gupta may still have it--if he doesn't it's lost forever

[TheFinalPotato]

gupta made me do it

Most is forgiven

This is sorta anti dog fooding but worst case you could use keyholder perms to copy this stuff over, assuming you were careful

[Capsandi]

the real art painting ui is resizing a desired image to whatever the bounding box for paintings is in game.

Edit: Like in mspaint

[BlueMemesauce]

yea but how to do you transfer that to the game without painstakingly manually using the ingame ui

[Shellton(Mario)]

Is it possible for you to give me access to the program so I can use it?

i stopped using it and deleted it shortly after the original art contest, which is where, when, and why i made it to begin with

gupta may still have it--if he doesn't it's lost forever

Do you need anything special to run the script in vs? I tried a download nodejs and a couple of other things to get it compile and run but no luck

[oranges]

What kind of script is it? hard to help you if you dont post any info about it.

[BlueMemesauce]

ask the creator to upload it to github

[Shellton(Mario)]

What kind of script is it? hard to help you if you dont post any info about it.

Its a java script, I am not smart enough to know what info you are looking for so I will just post it here.

NSFW:

/**
* I am a horrible person, and I cheated at Space Station 13 Paint Club.
* - Scriptis#8728
*
* This script automatically fills in a canvas on /tg/station, and was initially
* designed to quickly import silly stupid images. Use responsibly; don't fill
* the gallery with stupid awful garbage, Gupta!!
*
* Simply feed this script an image with a supported canvas size (23x23, 24x24,
* 45x27, etc.), configure the square size of a pixel on the canvas window, get
* a paint palette in your hand, run the script, and mouse over the center of
* the first pixel on the canvas.
*/

const {
getActiveWindow,
sleep,
mouse,
Point,
keyboard,
Key,
screen
} = require("@nut-tree/nut-js");
const {
loadImage,
createCanvas
} = require("canvas");

/**
* Converts RGB values in [0, 255] to a 6-character hex code.
* @param r The red channel.
* @param g The green channel.
* @param b The blue channel.
* @returns The hex code.
*/
function rgb(r, g, b) {
return r.toString(16).padStart(2, "0") +
g.toString(16).padStart(2, "0") +
b.toString(16).padStart(2, "0");
}

(async () => {
await sleep(4000)

// Size of an individual canvas block in pixels
// This varies per canvas; measure your canvas and compute this number
// accordingly
const pxs = 18;

// The image we're drawing.
// Fewer colors in the image results in a faster paint time. Use
// `Image => Reduce Colors` at https://www.photopea.com/ to quickly
// degenerate an image. 20-24 colors is the sweet spot for most images.
const img = await loadImage("teamfabulous.png");

const canvas = createCanvas(img.width, img.height);
const ctx = canvas.getContext("2d");

// Your mouse cursor should be in the center of the first pixel in the
// top-left corner of the canvas when the script starts executing.
const pos = await mouse.getPosition();
const x0 = pos.x;
const y0 = pos.y;

// TG doesn't care about what you're doing in a native Windows color
// picker, so these values were hand-tuned for "how fast can I interact
// with a Windows color picker before it catches on fire?"
keyboard.config.autoDelayMs = 25;
mouse.config.autoDelayMs = 25;

// Copy the image onto the virtual canvas. We use the canvas for sampling;
// if you want to do anything else stupid, hey, here's a canvas with your
// image on it.
ctx.drawImage(img, 0, 0);

// px: Map<string, Set<{x: number, y: number, [r, g, b]: number, code: string>>
// We populate this map with every color appearing in the image, and then
// every pixel with that color in the image. This minimizes palette swaps.
const px = new Map();

for (let y = 0; y < img.height; ++y) {
for (let x = 0; x < img.width; ++x) {
// For every pixel on the canvas, get the color at that pixel.
const data = ctx.getImageData(
x + 0.5,
y + 0.5,
1,
1
).data;

const [r, g, b] = data;

// Get the hex code for that color.
const code = rgb(r, g, b);

if (!px.has(code)) {
// This is the first time encountering this color. Add it to the
// color map.
px.set(code, new Set());
}

// Add the individual pixel to the color map.
px.get(code).add({x, y, r, g, b, code});
}
}

// Just here for some logging. You like progress reports, right?
let currentColor = 0;

// For every color appearing in the image...
for ([code, pixels] of px.entries()) {
currentColor += 1;

console.log(`Color ${currentColor} / ${px.size}: ${code} (${pixels.size}px)`);

// Whether we've configured the palette for this color.
// If we're resuming painting, we may waste a *lot* of time fiddling
// around with the palette doing duplicate work otherwise.
let paletteConfigured = false;

// Paint every pixel with this color.
for (const {x, y, r, g, b} of pixels) {
const point = new Point(x0 + x * pxs, y0 + y * pxs);
const {R, G, B} = await screen.colorAt(point);

if (R === r && G === g && B === b) {
// This pixel is already colored correctly.
continue;
}

if (!paletteConfigured) {
// The palette isn't configured, and we need to color this
// pixel. Configure the palette.
paletteConfigured = true;

console.log("Opening palette...");

// The palette is in our hands. Press the Z key to open the
// color picker.
await keyboard.pressKey(Key.Z);

// Wait for the color picker window to open.
let window;
let title = "";

while (!window || !title.match(/palette/ig)) {
window = await getActiveWindow();
title = await window.title;
}

// BYOND is garbage; the color picker, when it first opens,
// is both invisible (because of Windows fading the window in)
// AND in the wrong place. It's repositioned some time later
// by BYOND; 250ms tends to be just enough to let it reposition.
await sleep(250);

// Now that the color picker is probably in the right position,
// get that position.
window = await getActiveWindow();
title = await window.title;
const {left, top} = await window.region;

console.log("Inputting color...");

// Select the hex input.
await mouse.setPosition(new Point(left + 491, top + 197));
await mouse.leftClick();

// Delete the current value; six backspaces.
for (let j = 0; j < 6; ++j) {
await keyboard.pressKey(Key.Backspace);
}

// Input the new hex code.
await keyboard.type(code);

console.log("Accepting...");

// Click OK.
await mouse.setPosition(new Point(left + 159, top + 336));
await mouse.leftClick();

await sleep(100);
}

// The palette is configured, paint this pixel.
console.log(`Painting (${x}, ${y})`);

await mouse.setPosition(point);
await mouse.leftClick();

// YMMV here. If BYOND starts complaining about too many actions
// in a second, bump this value up. At 250ms, unless time dilation
// is at like 60%+, you won't run into any issues.
await sleep(150);
}

console.log("Done.");
}
})();

When I try running it with nodejs selected as the compiler nothing happens. Console does show anything. When I was testing it I was in game with a canvas and a palette in hand

[BlueMemesauce]

do you have @nut-tree/nut-js

[oranges]

you have to run that from the commandline after instlaling node-js and using npm to install https://www.npmjs.com/package/@nut-tree/nut-js

[Timonk]

you have to run that from the commandline after instlaling node-js and using npm to install https://www.npmjs.com/package/@nut-tree/nut-js

delete

[oranges]

this script could be better to, it could listen to a hot key for setting the canvas position, or try to find the canvas window itself using the window titles.