Alexander Mongus is a state-of-the-art filter to sneak amogus characters in pictures
- Rust 53.8%
- JavaScript 28.2%
- HTML 18%
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A. Mongus
Go to: http://www.lortex.org/amogu/
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This is a client-side, Webassembly-based filter to hide amongus characters in your images.
Example:
- Original:
- Processed with size=2, count=3000, contrast=5:
- See what the air is made of:
Development
This uses Rust + Webassembly, and npm for the Js side.
For the Rust side, use wasm-pack build in the root folder. This generates a pkg folder with all the Js / WASM goodness.
For the Web side, use npm run start, that uses webpack to bundle everything.
Issues / feature requests
I'd gladly accept contributions but I won't spend a lot of time improving the thing.