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Each pixel that is removed may have had neighbours in three positions on the previous row (up, up-left and up-right), and neighbours in three positions on the following row.
For some combinations of neighbours, you want to replace the pixel that was removed. For others, you don't.
snibgo wrote: ↑2018-07-04T06:10:19-07:00
It can be done, but I can't see an easy way.
Each pixel that is removed may have had neighbours in three positions on the previous row (up, up-left and up-right), and neighbours in three positions on the following row.
For some combinations of neighbours, you want to replace the pixel that was removed. For others, you don't.