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We have someone at a partner university working on something like this. Also we had a first talk.

The final idea would be that you design your process on ImagePlay. As soon as you are happy with the result we upload it to the web service.

https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/blob/master/license.md ?

We know since today (-,

https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/issues/51

If you find other bugs just shout!

I am not sure what features you exactly want for your sprites. But in general you could create a Plug-In which saves sprites yes!

Okay, but at the end this is not too much about profit.

More to give teachers in the world a tool for teaching Image Processing in a more intuitive way. They anyway will not make profit I guess with ImagePlay.

But if you find someone willing to "donate" enough we might switch license (-,

Thanks! We appreciate bug descriptions: https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/issues/55

You think of this stuff? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10008958

Oh, it is just the picture which makes everybody think "Image Processing". We see it as part of cultural heritage of the field.

I guess over here in Europe we don't see this stuff as serious as you guys. But I might learn otherwise. Thanks for the heads up anyway!

Weird, working fine here on 10.9.5. (Yes, also not on latest system yet (-, ...) Please provide details, best directly as an issue: https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/issues

We think GPL makes sense here, as we like to make profit everybody from improvements in the main software.

You can build your own Plug-Ins which you don't need to GPL.

Glad you visited, good bye. (-,

If they secretly also try to donate the work doing it, we would love doing it (-,

Also we are happy not to pay for all the CPU cycles (-,

Thanks for the praise!

(We actually never thought of building it for the web up to now. The Image Processing community mostly still write in C++ to be able to optimize the code to the bare metal. But it seems that there are solutions emerging (ASM.js and cohorts) for the broken web.)

ImagePlay focuses more on the intuitive interface for education and rapid prototyping then to be a complete image processing library. That is exactly why it is splendid for artists and designers.

For artists, where platform independence is less important, I can also point you to http://www.am-cb.net/emotion/ .

Hey, we will definitely add this to the tutorial thanks.

https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/issues/52

Straight to issues please if you have a GitHub account: https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/issues

A simple description how the crash happened is gold worth by the way!

We will discuss this internally. We have not given to much though on nomenclature. It is mostly historical use.

Under the hood we have here ImagePlay 6.0 which is a rewrite of good old trusty Borland C++ code.

CTRL, do you think CMD would be more intuitive?

Uhh, please just let us remind you that it is in beta, late beta but still beta. So be careful in a professional setup.

I removed the "so called" for now. Thanks

Oh, we were waiting for this one: Sure that is what we got quite often as feedback! And it is somewhat planned.

Though it is not straight forward to create performant code at the end. But we might investigate to export a list of snippets in a first step.

Excellent answer, I can't add more (except that we don't know about the processing engine of Photoshop (-, )!

Thanks for this hint from non-nativ speakers.. Better alternative?

That is what is was mainly build for. From a prof for students. (-,

Okay, looking forward for a main build contribution!

Yes, you are not by any chance a full web stack developer looking for a open source project to invest some time? (-,

Yes this might be a future option to open the Plug-Ins to other programming languages.

You might also look into the from rer0tsaz proposed (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=10009228) G'MIC. Not sure if there are Python bindings though.

Further is there already tons of good Python Image Processing libraries around, mostly build around PIL.

The usual kinds of help (like any help! (-, ):

- Providing new ideas

- Bug finding

- Bug fixing (https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/issues)

- Documentation (improvements)

- Website (improvements)

I was not aware of G'MIC. We could try to implement a G'MIC process which gives access to this filters.

Does G'MIC also provide a ImagePlay like interface?

This is totally feasible, ImagePlay allows to add your own Plug-Ins. Like this you can also add algorithms which are patented (which I don't know if and how and where SIFT is.)

https://github.com/cpvrlab/ImagePlay/wiki/Plugins:-01-Tutori...