Permanent Programming 2

[sharpskater69]

I wanted you to say what language, because there is probably a function out there, somewhere, in a library that will iterate through the pixels of an image. If not that, one that returns the color from a single pixel and you can set up 2 for loops to get all 3000. You shouldn't need to convert it, I didn't. Each pixel is only a single color.

[samer_is]

i did a windows application that starts the website automatically, login, go to programing level 2, but i cant find a way to download the photo from there as its randomly generated and contains no format like .png etc..., im using Visual studio 2008 C# , i appreciate any help.

[thanaa]

just did it using php. Was pretty fun.

[Toster]

I have no idea wheres my mistake... Could someone who has done this at least tell me in where's a mistake? Please?

img: http://img112.imageshack.us/img112/9720/indexwo2.png
... ...-- ..-. ----. ... .-- ... -.-- .... -.--
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img: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/4288/indexen8.png
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[c4p_sl0ck]

I get the same result as you so I guess we've done the same mistake.

[TonyAlmeda24]

Hi i want to do this one using PHP (as thats the only laungauge i know ), can anyone give me a link to a function i can use to get the location of the white pixels?

I think I know how to do it, but the biggest problem for me is just getting the location of the white pixels.

Cheers!!!

[leorick]

I get the same result as you so I guess we've done the same mistake.

Toster, c4p_sl0ck,
I get the same result as both of you too. But anyhow, finally I figure it out why and I did it. Check your loop. BTW, I'm using java.

[Toster]

Thx, I did it c4p_sl0ck, start counting the first time with 0 not 1.

[brodeur235]

Tips:
Specifically for windows users trying to do this mission in C/C++. Include the windows.h header, go to the challenge page, maximize the page, take a screenshot and make a note of the coordinate of the first pixel. Then, in the same browser type, use the GetPixel() function to rip the pixels off of the screen and test the rgb. Pce,

Brodeur235

[Toster]

I did it with a C++ PNG decoder by Lode Vandevenne