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Cart #56728 | 2018-09-16 | Code ▽ | Embed ▽ | License: CC4-BY-NC-SA
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I was wondering if it would be possible to use structured temporal dithering to fake more than 16 colors, and it is indeed possible!

at 60hz, 1:2 mixes look fairly natural, but 1:4 mixes are a little too noisy.

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How lovely, Paniq ! We were experimenting with this sometime ago. Here is what I came up with, my 1st attempt at 256-colors:

https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=31737

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p01 had the genius idea to dither it, much like you are doing here:

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With small coding indeed !

 
p=0
cls()
function _update60()
 p=1-p
 fillp(23130)
 if(p>0)fillp(-23131)
 for i=0,15 do
  for j=0,15 do
   rectfill(i*8,j*8,i*8+7,j*8+7,i+j*16)
  end
 end
end

CableDragon then took the idea and did this one:

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Use LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys to change dither technique.

Your method shows a beautiful rainbow though, something none of us did.

cool! nice visualization technique and i like how small the code is. i've already been thinking about encoding a hi-color picture this way but that involves considerable off-line work. maybe when i have more time.



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