With this project, i convert an image into text This image: become this: the scale is based on the density of black of a letter ex: @#O%+=|i:. -> the last one is a space (@ = black, space = white) This …
space (@ = black, space = white) This is the result of the function convert cst to b/
I have two (same-sized) images, let's call them X and Y, that I’d like to combine into a new image, as if image Y were underneath, with image X put on top (so X covering Y, or X/Y for short). How do I combine these ima…
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the primitive block gives "tainted" costumes,and then the project cannot be saved
image.load() for i in range(image.width): for j in range(image.height): r, g, b,
I created a table of musical notes and corresponding frequencies: I would like to create a block that reports the musical note that is nearest a specified frequency. One approach would to create a loop and check ea…
So the notes in the B major scale would be (getting this from memory i may be incorrect
Hey, I'm back asking for my questions. I know this is some pretty simple stuff but I'm brand new to this and, I like learning from you guys! The question I ask is, when I added an enemy sprite and a "You died" scene, it …
helicoptur December 10, 2020, 8:03pm 4 You use HTML tags like <b> b> = text
I'm playing around using send and I'm noticing this If use 1st block But if I use 2nd block and send a list
addInput :: list) :: control[/scratchblocks] and [scratchblocks]send (list [a] [b]
I'm trying to use lists to broadcast complex messages, but it's not working as expected. I discovered this when trying to load a project I created about 4 years ago when the list broadcasting worked correctly. What br…
Press the keys "a", "b", and "c" What does Snap! currently do?
Continuing the discussion from Fish Eaters (Part 3) – #105 by spacer. Previous discussions: Fish Eaters (Part 1) Fish Eaters (Part 2) https://forum.snap.berkeley.edu/t/fish-eaters-part-3/6691
Leave B. Eat Something! Ask A. Wanna Team Up? B. Peace? Answer A. Yes B.
Using @cameron8299's Primitive Editor, I changed the "when flag clicked" block into a command, and put it in a ring. Then I exported it and loaded it in a new snap session. The result: I honestly think this could be…
reduce((a, v) => ({ …a, [v]: v}), {});
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So I, after such a long Snap! hiatus, made this project! It's somewhat of a library (albeit not very advanced) that you can use to make Neural Networks. I'm curious to hear y'all's thoughts!
I don’t understand the (B – BIAS) >= (BIAS) computation.
