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How to averaging images one by one/ sequential then will ended up with the result?
Hi, I'm a newcomer with Processing.
I'm trying to load multiple images then averages all to be one image, but I want to show the process one by one. Then, I want it will ended up with the average result.
I have this example video
if anyone could help me with code or steps to do this, it would be awesome.
Thanks!!
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So, let's have a look at what you've coded so far ...
Hi dude,
oh no, I think I press wrong button that makes your comment become "Accepted Answer" I'm pretty new here, and I don't have any background on computer science.
I've trying to compile different codes about adding images and averaging those one by one, but still doesn't work well.
could you help me?
Try by the basics, doing code of your own instead of "compiling different codes" that can go too complex.
First, load an image and display it(°). Then load two images, use loadPixels() on both, do the average and display it. And generalize to more images.
(°) see the Technical FAQ or the base tutorials of Processing.org.
Also read To newcomers in this forum: read attentively these instructions, I moved the topic from the Questions about Code category, as you don't show any code.