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I have a problem with pixel calculation can anyone give me a step by step guide on how to calculate an object
And an app on pc to calculate pixels
And an app on pc to calculate pixels
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Pixel Calculation
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ZawierJ
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You can use paint for pixel calculation. If you still want to learn i can teach it.
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You can use software like paint.net or GIMP.
Firstly, draw a line on the smaller object beside the larger object whose size you want to measure.
You must first determine the height of the smaller object, as that is your measuring stick.
Suppose the smaller object is a dude and we know their official height to be 1.8 meters. You draw a line on them, and it comes out at 345px.
Now you draw a line on the bigger object and get it to be 1650px.
To find the size you do this: Measuring Stick Height in Meters * (Object's size you want to measure in pixels / Measuring Stick Size in Pixels)
Size of the object you want to measure: 1.8 * (1650/345) = 8.60869565217 m, rounded off, we get 8.6087 m.
Same deal for if the object you want to measure is smaller, let's suppose that now it's 200px.
Smaller object size: 1.8 * (200/345) = 1.04347826087 m. Rounded off that's 1.0434783 m.
Firstly, draw a line on the smaller object beside the larger object whose size you want to measure.
You must first determine the height of the smaller object, as that is your measuring stick.
Suppose the smaller object is a dude and we know their official height to be 1.8 meters. You draw a line on them, and it comes out at 345px.
Now you draw a line on the bigger object and get it to be 1650px.
To find the size you do this: Measuring Stick Height in Meters * (Object's size you want to measure in pixels / Measuring Stick Size in Pixels)
Size of the object you want to measure: 1.8 * (1650/345) = 8.60869565217 m, rounded off, we get 8.6087 m.
Same deal for if the object you want to measure is smaller, let's suppose that now it's 200px.
Smaller object size: 1.8 * (200/345) = 1.04347826087 m. Rounded off that's 1.0434783 m.
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can you ?
ZawierJ
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yes i can but only speed calcs
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Do u have discord?
ZawierJ
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yeah my discord is zaw1er you can add
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