Pneumaniac227's Digital Camoflauge Generator

Alright, the program will be there shortly, if it's not already. Check the Manual for help on how to run the program. It should be able to answer just about any question you would have on how to use the program. So, without further ado, go to the Downloads page to download it. I promise it isn't a virus.

I'm in the process of drastically changing the website in preparation of launching the program, so if the site gets all messed up over the next, say, six hours, don't fret. I've got a few friends testing the program for me, and if that passes, then the program is good to go...I wish I had some Taco Bell...Crunchwrap Supreme ftw!

...okay, well Marauders probably won't, but the program now allows you to change the colors of the camoflauge. So, you could technically make a pink camo pattern if you really wanted to. I can't imagine anyone doing that, but this is coming from the guy who used pink dominate camo on his hound in Chromehounds. How detrimental would it be to your ego if you just got blown up by a 50 ton "tank" painted pink? Thought so.

Also, I'm considering releasing a prototype version of the program. It isn't that user-friendly right now, but it could be used to make a stencil to paint your own marker. If I do give in and release a prototype, I'll post instructions on this site, otherwise you won't have a clue what you're doing. So, if there's enough demand, I will give in...

UPDATE-I haven't done any work recently, with school, tennis, and homework, and I doubt I will get any work done over the weekend. I have to watch the first four Star Wars movies for homework...yeah. I would post a link to this, but it appears the SpecOps forums were just hacked, so in the random chance a member there reads this, now you know. I wondered why I had been IP Banned...

Well, I did a bit of work on the program tonight. Most of it was focused on getting the program at 60 frames per second, so that it doesn't feel so...laggy. I'm pleased to state that I was successful, and the program runs at a decent(30+ fps) frame rate. I can't tell for certain...that de-bug tool got deleted in order to raise the frame rate...oh well. Anyway, I decided to do a quick screenshot to show how the programs coming. You can see that here.

And, on another note, I am really thinking about switching to stock class. Semi is getting a little...boring. Wait, how can paintball be boring? I think you get what I mean though...

Hmm, nearly two months. What can I say. Stuff happens, certain projects get delayed, it's life. Oh well. However, I have finally found time to get back to work. I won't make excuses, I won't blame anything. It just wasn't my highest priority. It still isn't, but I have time for this now. So, I am confident that I should be able to start working on the project on a more regular basis.

On another note, I believe that I've found a method to host screenshots, so I should be able to update on that shortly. There will/should be an update regarding that shortly, as long as I don't fall asleep.

I was planning on releasing a prototype in coordinance with my 1000th post on the SpecOps forums, but I don't want to release a program that is unworkable, so I have pulled that idea. Trust me, you don't want to use this program only getting 20 frames a second. It doesn't work on the desktop, it doesn't work in games, it doesn't work with a digital camoflauge program, end of story. However, that does mean that I am to a point where I can actually turn out what looks like a digital stencil, which is what the screenshot should be...

So, I'll hopefully be posting screenshots shortly. Hopefully...

UPDATE: Screenshots are up here! Good night. *falls asleep at desk*

Okay, more than half of my co-workers are out at the moment, sick leave, vacation, family matters, etc..., so I've been unable to accomplish much this weekend. I will try to work on the program quite a bit tommorrow, because it's FRIDAY! Yay, Friday. So, I haven't given up the product, it's just that my life has thrown a curve ball at me. I don't like curve balls...

...that's why I play paintball.

So, most the of the weekend has been spent cleaning after the flooding. As such, I haven't gotten to the program since Friday night. I hope to go paintballing today, it's been a few weeks. After I get back I will attempt to work some more on the program, but no guarentees: there might be more cleaning.

Well, even after flooding a good portion of my parent's house, which nearly destroyed my computer, last night, I still managed to get this website up and running. I'm just glad my computer didn't fry. Water was leaking profusely from a smoke detector that is a mere two feet off from being directly over my monitor and keyboard. Well, sometimes luck is more important than skill.

Anyways, I will be updating the website quite a bit over the weekend, as long as cleaning the house doesn't take too long. I will attempt to get the "Screenshots" section working shortly, so that I can show you the progress I'm making with regards to my digi camo program...

...wait a moment. I just realized that if you didn't link over from the SpecOps forums, you will have no idea what this website even exists for. Well, you're here, so I'll explain.

I have begun working on a computer application that will enable the user to randomly generate, and then edit the pattern to their heart's desire. Then, when satisfied, the user can save the pattern to the hard drive, and print it off to be used as a stencil for painting a paintball gun, or whatever you might need a digi camo stencil for.

The program will be completely free. I am thinking of this as a way to test my programming abilities, and I decided to try this. In no way will this be a professional project, but I will attempt to make it as effective and easy-to-use as possible. If you have any suggestions and/or comments regarding this project, feel free to contact me at [email protected].

UPDATE: Screenshots section is up and running, but...

...well, check it out for yourself, I am somewhat angry. You'll see.