Breakup long runs of color #8
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March 9, 2011 19:35
…p bricks) and adds option for choosing width.
…oss reloads) way The consistency comes from using a psuedo random number generator that takes a consistent seed.
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Ooops, shoot, looks like I merged in another patch I sent in a different pull request. Sorry. |
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In some designs with areas of solid backgrounds you can end up with long runs of colors. This is a problem at the top and bottom of some designs as it doesn't provide much rigidity. This patch uses a consistently seeded pseudo random number generator to provide variation in brick-run-lenths but ensures that if you reload the design it is the SAME brick runs are used.