Guys, guess who's finally employed again, it's meeee
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I've just finished a small project about splitting image files into their individual bit planes and reassembling them. This can be useful for steganography and information hiding, and it also creates some cool patterns. It's up on my Github now, instructions are in the readme, and please let me know if you encounter any problems :) https://github.com/roycarlton/split-image-to-bit-planes
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hey so i was playing through your puzzle game again (really fun by the way) and i was wondering how you got the text into the big cat image? i've seen people do that in these kind of games and i could never figure out how they get it to work, it seems cool. anyway hope you're having a good day, i think your site rules
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hello-room
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Thankyou so much!! I've been looking through your riddle game and I haven't got very far yet but it looks really cool :) For getting plain text into files there's a number of good ways to do it. It can be as simple as just opening the image in a text editor and writing it in (but normally it would have to be after the bytes which mark the end of the file otherwise it might not open correctly)
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hello-room
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or, if you're on Linux you can put your .txt file in a zip folder and then append the zip to the image file using the ">" operator (credit to Dawnvoid for teaching me that one)
love the pixel art!
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Hey I like your site. That's all ta.
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![[tfpXE] avatar](/site_screenshots/15/25/tfpxe/index.html.50x50.webp)
Think about the number of switches there and why that might be relevant, and thankyou for playing :))
i saw them as sepperate numbers instead of one whoopsies
only took me 40 minutes to beat the next room but letsgo we're done for now