Lerc

I have always hated the phrase "What's the use case?" As a reason not to do things. Especially with relation to implementing functionality that is designed to interact with other functionality. The possibilities are endless and often not obvious until discovered.

The recent explosion of images using QR Monster demonstrates the possibilities of using a tool for what it fundamentally does as opposed to what it was designed to do.

There are lot of people out there prepared to dedicate a great deal of GPU time to training Checkpoints and LoRas.

I'd like to call upon people to think up some new and strange Control Nets that might be used for things even if you don't don't yourself kno

It's a bit hard to distinguish a general square from a city square when there are numbers on top of them, especially on dark colors.

A few times I had a city beside my general and left all the forces on the city by mistake.

May I suggest

#map td.general {
    box-shadow: 0px 0px 3px 3px white inset;
}

I got the idea for doing this after reading about the 13k JavaScript coding competition. After thinking about how to include graphics using limited data, this is what I came up with.

It uses a string to generate the image with a stack machine. Operations to or modify the top of the stack. so "+" removes the top two stack items and pushes the sum onto the stack.

"x" generates a left to right fade,  

"y" generates a top to bottom fade.  

"xy*" generates the two fades multiplied together. "

"xyp" generates perlin noise in the range -1..1

"xyp1+2/" generates perlin noise in the range 0..1

"x8*y8*8w1+2/"   Generates a wraparound texture with higher frequency perl

I posted a video a day or two ago of Notanos running on the Raspberry Pi. http://www.reddit.com/r/raspberry_pi/comments/2i2p99/i_have_been_working_on_making_a_web_frontend_for/

Github project page https://github.com/Lerc/notanos

Now I'd like to get it to the point where people can easily install Notanos for themselves.

The current instructions for installing on a Raspian Pi can be seen here https://github.com/Lerc/notanos/blob/master/pisetup.txt

The problem is, these instructions are probably flawed, possibly downright broken. What I need is for some brave volunteers to try and follow the instructions, muddle their way around any pitfalls and then tell me what went right and