Continuing the discussion from First-class colors (Part 1) – #128 by bh. Previous discussions: First-class colors (Part 1)
like how different colours of light mix, you can just add together the R, G and B
I made a set of blocks to work with matrices, but I can’t figure out how to implement a dot product with them. My project link is: Math Blocks 1.0 by sunnyandshivcodebros | Snap! Build Your Own Blocks. Please help!
transpose of the right input, so as to combine the rows of A with the columns of B.
It's super easy! Just do this: As can you see, it creates a deep copy of the list: Want a shallow copy? Do this: You will see that only copies the top-level of the list (means that deeper ranks share the origin…
2022, 8:13am 2 That last picture is incomprehensible unless you show us A and B!
I have created a save engine with instructions it is simple to use and you can add it to anything you like (with credit of course). It utilizes the join & split features and you can replace when i start with when i'm cli…
and exporting the code results in a code such that when it is imported, var a and b
Can a block report the color under the Sprite?
should be an RGB(A) option that takes separate values, but if you know the R,G,B,
Today I felt a little silly, so I made a hacked block which works well. Drag it if you want and see the XML code for yourself!
I created a bland block 2d list [a] [b] [c] @addInput :: list reporter and
I have no idea how to make a list… Can someone help?
set [a] to (list …) set [b] to (a) What really happens is that the same list is
@bh I'm processing images that have a bounding box around identified objects and using saturation as the most reliable way of finding the spatial limits of the bounding boxes I needed a pixel -> HSV fast conversion …
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hail mattbatwings
if e.g. the model thinks there’s a 43% probability of the handwriting being a "B"
..but hidden behind a relabel option for I like using the let block (as its neater than declaring a var and then setting it) but I end up debating with myself – should I spend time importing a lib just to get it as it…
of blocks resembling some useful JS construct: Object literal px = {r:255, g:0, b:
