0-Pixel Sorter

Devlog #3
I took a little break but It sorts! currently, you can sort all four directions and it only sorts the pixels in the range set earlier. Currently I just implemented a bubble sort for sorting, Its sort of slow but it works.
TODO: Add a way to export images (currently just screenshotting) and maybe use raygui to make a better ui.

Devlog #3
Got contrast filtering working for brightness, red, green, and blue. Currently the UI is very cude (and will probably stay that way for a bit). The lighter pixels are within the range set and the darker pixels are outside of that range. I just have hard coded values (50-200 out of 0-255) because that was easier and I didn’t want to spend more time today working (its like 1:40am ;-;).
TODO: Add a way to change the range of values that it will sort through and start sorting!

Devlog #2
Started work on a “welcome” screen for importing and exporting images. I got cross platform image importing working using TinyFileDialogs! Currently raylib has trouble loading some images and I wasn’t able to get a filter working for the file explorer. I also added a “Learn more” button that just takes you to the projects github page.
TODO: start work on contrast filtering and editing pixel data using raylib.
Long Term: I started thinking about selecting how pixels are sorted. It needs to be simple while still giving you a ton of control over the sorting process.

Devlog #1
Started work on creating a “pixel sorter”. Basically sorts the pixels of an image using the brightness, red, green, or blue of said pixels. Just got a basic UI that scales based on the resolution of the window and different tabs for a welcome screen, image manipulations, and random settings.

TODO: get image importing working and contrast filtering, then start working on sorting algorithms.

Long term: Get image exporting working and allow for more customization of sorts. I also want to get sorting videos working, probably using something like ffmpeg to split up the video into multiple images