Classic Fruit Symbols
- operator bell
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Classic Fruit Symbols
Here's a sheet of classic fruit symbols that I drew for a slot program many years ago. They're a bit blocky because there are no half tones - exactly 16 colors are used out of a palette of 256, which is what I needed for my program. You can un-block them by enlarging considerably, taking a median cut and shrinking back to original size. Each symbol is exactly 96 by 96 pixels inside the green line.
I started by tracing a Mills strip, transferring it to graph paper and digitizing each individual point. It took a while.
I have many other symbol image files, mostly scanned off actual strips. If you need something please PM me, I'll post it if I've got it.
I started by tracing a Mills strip, transferring it to graph paper and digitizing each individual point. It took a while.
I have many other symbol image files, mostly scanned off actual strips. If you need something please PM me, I'll post it if I've got it.
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- operator bell
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No, of course not - that would be naughty. Besides, high quality digitizers know when they're looking at money and will, if they have a modem or internet connection, call the Old Bill on their own initiative. Surprised a few villains, that hasgot any high quality digitally copies of bank notes?
Strange you should ask, though, as my daily work is to do with currency recognition and I frequently see examples of other peoples' efforts. Most of them are pathetic. Some are really good. There isn't much middle ground.
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