Physics and Astronomy
8 years ago

New method promises easier and cheaper image program writing.

Dynamic color allocation method for color-mapped displays
T. Miyamoto, Y. Shirota, Yujin Wakita, Takako Kunieda

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A new script language called Kasuga Script makes it easier to manage colors on computer displays. This language helps in changing the colors of images on the screen in real-time. By using Kasuga Script, programmers can allocate colors dynamically, which reduces the complexity of writing programs and saves money.