Pixel Art Pine Tree(s)

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Pakz	Created : 21 January 2019 Language : Monkey2 Pixel Art Pine Tree(s) Generate sheets of pine trees(xmas?)
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#Import "<std>" #Import "<mojo>" Using std.. Using mojo.. Class MyWindow Extends Window Field tmp:=New Image[10,7] Method New() SeedRnd(Microsecs()) For Local i:Int=0 Until 10 For Local ii:Int=0 Until 7 tmp[i,ii] = New Image(48,64) tmp[i,ii] = createtree() Next Next End Method Method createtree:Image() SeedRnd(Microsecs()) Local im:Image = New Image(48,64) Local can:Canvas = New Canvas(im) can.Clear(Color.Green.Blend(Color.Brown,.9)) can.Flush() Local maxcol:Int=0 Local m:Int[,] = New Int[48,64] Local cnt:Float=0 Local cnt2:Int Local f:Int=1 For Local y:Int=63 Until 0 Step -1 For Local x:Int=0+cnt Until 48-cnt If x<0 Or x>=48 Then Exit m[x,y] = f Next cnt+=.4 cnt2+=1 If cnt2>7 Then f+=1 ;maxcol=f; cnt2=0 Next For Local i:Int=0 Until 2200 Local x:Int=Rnd(2,48-2) Local y:Int=Rnd(2,64-2) Local a:Int=m[x,y] If a>0 And m[x,y+1] <> a Then Local angle:Float=Rnd(Pi) Local x2:Float=x Local y2:Float=y For Local ii:Int=0 To Rnd(2,5) x2+=Cos(angle) y2+=Sin(angle) If x2<0 Or y2<0 Or x2>=48 Or y2>=64 Or m[x2,y2]=0 Then Continue m[x2,y2]=a If a+1<=maxcol And ii<2 Then m[x2,y2]=a+1 Next End If Next 'spiker left side For Local y:Int=0 Until 64 For Local z:Int=0 Until 180 Local x:Int=Rnd(1,47) If m[x,y]>0 And m[x-1,y]=0 Local angle:Float=Rnd(-Pi) Local x2:Float=x,y2:Float=y For Local i:Int=0 Until 3 x2+=Cos(angle) y2+=Sin(angle) If x2<0 Or y2<0 Or x2>=48 Or y2>=64 Then Continue m[x2,y2]=m[x,y] Next z=180 End If Next Next 'spiker right side For Local y:Int=0 Until 64 For Local z:Int=0 Until 180 Local x:Int=Rnd(1,47) If m[x,y]>0 And m[x+1,y]=0 Local angle:Float=Rnd(-Pi,Pi) Local x2:Float=x,y2:Float=y For Local i:Int=0 Until 3 x2+=Cos(angle) y2+=Sin(angle) If x2<0 Or y2<0 Or x2>=48 Or y2>=64 Then Continue m[x2,y2]=m[x,y] Next z=180 End If Next Next 'Outline black Local tm:Int[,] = New Int[48,64] For Local y1:Int=0 Until 64 For Local x1:Int=0 Until 48 If m[x1,y1]>0 Local doit:Bool=True For Local x2:Int=-1 To 1 For Local y2:Int=-1 To 1 Local x3:Int=x1+x2 Local y3:Int=y1+y2 If x3<0 Or y3<0 Or x3>=48 Or y3>=64 Then Continue If m[x3,y3]=0 Then tm[x3,y3]=99 Next Next End If Next next For Local y1:Int=0 Until 64 For Local x1:Int=0 Until 48 If tm[x1,y1] = 99 Then m[x1,y1]=99 Next Next For Local y:Int=0 Until 64 For Local x:Int=0 Until 48 If m[x,y] = 0 Then Continue If m[x,y]<99 can.Color = Color.Black.Blend(Color.Green,(1.0/Float(maxcol)Float(m[x,y]))) can.DrawPoint(x,y) End If If m[x,y]=99 can.Color = Color.Black.Blend(Color.White,Rnd(.0,.4)) can.DrawPoint(x,y) End If ' Select m[x,y] ' Case 1 ' can.Color = Color.Green ' can.DrawPoint(x,y) ' Default ' 'can.Color = Color.Black ' 'can.DrawPoint(x,y) ' End Select Next Next can.Flush() Return im End method Method OnRender( canvas:Canvas ) Override App.RequestRender() ' Activate this method canvas.Clear(Color.Green.Blend(Color.Brown,.9)) For Local i:Int=0 Until 10 For Local ii:Int=0 Until 7 canvas.DrawImage(tmp[i,ii],40+48i,10+ii*64) Next Next ' if key escape then quit If Keyboard.KeyReleased(Key.Escape) Then App.Terminate() End Method End Class Function Main() New AppInstance New MyWindow App.Run() End Function --v
Latest Update I was browsing Google Images for examples of Pixel Art and noticed I would be able to recreate a certain style of pine tree. What I coded was a triangle from bottom to top. I put the pixel data inside a integer array and while going up I increased the color(number). Then I went and smeared a line at the edges of the colors into a random downward direction while making sure not to overwrite (0) pixels. Then I created two routines for each side of the pines and also smeared them to the outsides in a random directions. Then I isolated the edges and put blackish pixels there. There was some tweaking involved. The results are not that bad for my doing. I had not prepared or was able to figure out how to do the tree stumps yet.

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