How is Noun art encoded? #395
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How is Noun art encoded? |
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Noun parts are run-length encoded, which means repeating, same-color pixels in each row are grouped. The exact encoding for each noun part is: The bounds are the bounding box of the actual content within the 32x32 pixel grid. For more information, take a look the the on-chain art documentation. You can use the @nouns/sdk to run-length encode PNG images. |
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Noun parts are run-length encoded, which means repeating, same-color pixels in each row are grouped. The exact encoding for each noun part is:
palette_index, bounds (top, right, bottom, left), [pixel_length, color_index][]The bounds are the bounding box of the actual content within the 32x32 pixel grid. For more information, take a look the the on-chain art documentation.
You can use the @nouns/sdk to run-length encode PNG images.