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I finally got around to writing my own dithering algorithm, so now all parts of stippler are under a clear GPL license.

Stippler is software for turning greyscale images into "stippled" images. I have have discussed it before on my blog.

Stippler is based on the reasearch of Adrian Secord, but the implementation is my own.

Files currently attached to this page:

stippler-1.0.tar.bz27.9kB

Stippler requires X11, OpenGL, and libpgm. Hardware accelerated OpenGL is required for high performance. To build stippler, simply install any needed development packages and type "make". Several binaries are created, one for each different output format. These include postscript (stippler_ps), "g-code" to control a 3-axis milling machine (stippler), and a format I used to drive a DAC connected to an XY scope (stippler_dac).

See the enclosed README file for more information.

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/var/www/emergent/index.cgi", line 737, in markup
    text = getattr(this_module, 'markup_'+command)(text, meta, **thing_context)
  File "/var/www/emergent/index.cgi-data/_lib/local_code.py", line 61, in markup_dateinfo
    return '<br><br><font size=-2>Entry first conceived on %s, last modified on %s</font>' % (
ValueError: invalid literal for long(): 01133127497-stippler-source-release



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