Seurat 1.0.1 released

[Paul Reiners]

Seurat 1.0.1 is released as both source code and binary downloads:

https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=100656&package_id=297270&release_id=640444

Seurat is an image-processing application that uses cyclic space and
Hodgepodge CA to operate on images.

If you download the binary application version (the .jar file), there
are two ways you can run it:

* Double-click on seurat-1.0.1.jar.
* Execute the following command from the same directory that you saved
seurat-1.0.1.jar in:
>java -cp seurat-1.0.1.jar
com.automatous_monk.seurat.imageprocessing.Seurat

(These both assume you have Java installed.)

There is also an online applet version available:

http://www.automatous-monk.com/bluepoles/BluePoles.htm

The binary application version you can download is more fun than the
applet version, though, since it lets you choose any image files on
the Web or on your hard-drive.

If you have any suggestions or run into any problems in using it,
please let me know.

[Kent Paul Dolan]

Paul Reiners wrote:

> Seurat 1.0.1 is released as both source code and
> binary downloads:

>
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=100656&package_id=297270&release_id=640444

> Seurat is an image-processing application that
> uses cyclic space and Hodgepodge CA to operate on
> images.

I stress tested it pretty hard, tossing my entire
screen wallpaper into it, which is a larger PNG
image than it can display at once (you might want to
add sliders to cater for pictures that exceed the
viewport size), and it survived, so it is pretty
robust, but slow, which is understandable at
1280x800 pixels.

Thanks for the new toy.

xanthian.