#Lazy painting
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i guess built-in paint cards could be interesting...
I don't really like look of paint cards, but I like the look of ships' internals, so I wanna be able to highlight that.
managed to initially misread
oh yeah I wrote that poorly, sorry. I edited it now
MRTs sure appreciate it
This could definitely be handy. So, you could basically paint a reactor (or an MRT module) and then apply the same design to all parts of the same type on the ship? I like the sound of that. Bonus points, I guess, if it can do pattern matching over a selected region so you can paint-copy a whole module!
Huh. Now I have to wonder how hard that would be to design... you'd probably have to have some sort of sliding window, then repeat that over the four possible rotations and four possible axis flips, I think.
I guess bonus points if it would also support lazy pattern matching, though that wouldn't be too hard; you'd just have to get a good loss function/similarity function, then threshold based on some user-provided value. The trouble would be finding an intuitive one. Do you just go tile by tile? Do you use a different difference value if it's just a different rotation or flip?
Of one thing I am certain: I am currently in the object detection/classification section in my computer vision class, and that's affecting my approach to this problem!
tbh I think this is the best way you could have auto-painted ships without making Walt tear his hair out
it's always quite sad that you progress way too fast in Career for an actual paintjob to be worth it most of the time, this would help with that
I imagine if this was a thing, it'd be a UI feature somewhere in the paint editor
perhaps one or two of the built-ins could have it or a variant like it... in classic, the model-l was the closest to unpainted
This, but a built-in version. Along with the career 2.0, ships should come in with default paintjob in your faction's color.
yes, exactly! I would love it to apply to modules too, but I haven't taken enough computer science classes yet to know of an efficient way to do that. (the rest of you message sounded like a different language to me lol)
Well, I was half-asleep, and it's using terminology I only learned a few weeks ago. So I hope that's excusable.