You might try using "64x" instead of 64 as the argument.
On Thu, Jan 8, 2015 at 4:02 PM, Michal Wallace <[email protected]>
wrote:
> I just stumbled onto this image, and I have to say it
> is probably my favorite J image of all time.
>
> (replace blit with viewmat for a better picture)
>
> blit {: |:#:!/~i.64
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> What do you see? :)
>
>
> PS. here's blit... it's just something i use to render graphics in the IRC
> channel.
>
> NB. lol: removes every other item. (l=1 o=0)
> NB. tile uses this to cut out overlapping tiles created by 2 2 <;.3
> lol =: (# $ 1 , 0:) # ]
> NB. tile: converts a rank 2 array to an array of of 2x2 boxed tiles
> tile =: [: (lol"1)@lol 2 2 <;.3 ]
> NB. blit
> blit =: (hext{~#.@,L:0)@:tile "2
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