Closed skyrover7 closed 3 years ago
Hmm, I can't seem to be able to reproduce this. I ran glitch_this test.png 2 -c -g -d 150
. Where test.png is the original image you uploaded.
This is the result I get from that-
Here's a full demonstration for clarity-
(I accidentally used duration 180 here but it doesn't seem to make a difference regarding the dots)
Could you tell me a bit more about the OS and glitch-this version you're using? I've tried with glitch-this==1.0.2
on windows and linux.
Appreciate the response! Turns out there was an additional image conversion in my code which was throwing stuff off. I removed that and it's working perfectly. thanks! You can mark this invalid if you like 😏
I am glitching some 500 x 500 images with plain backgrounds.
However I am noticing that the backgrounds are getting some strange dot patterns on them. Any ideas on why this is happening? You can see the original image and output gif below.
Settings are pretty standard
true
false
150
2
0
(infinite)