Part 1 – go psychedelic! make a tinting animation of your own headshot.
part 2 – go dut...
Computers and Technology, 25.11.2019 20:31 thezbell
Part 1 – go psychedelic! make a tinting animation of your own headshot.
part 2 – go dutch! merge your headshot with a transparent royal dutch navy flag.
part 3 – go blurry! write an averaging function to blur your headshot.
part 4 – animate! make an animation of your headshot that goes psychedelic for
awhile, then goes dutch, and then slowly gets more and more blurred.
part 1 – go psychedelic! (20%)
for part 1 of the assignment, use the base code assignment3part1.java as a
starting point. in the main() method, there is already code that will load in a
picture from the command line or allow you to choose a picture to load. you
must change the program to call at least three different color methods to tint
your headshot different shades. there are already calls to the
thread. sleep() method to pause the image for awhile, so you can
see your changes. in the end, you should have an animation of your own photo,
changing colors.
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