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The python script we used to validate angles and retrace the whitepaper
import math
from PIL import Image, ImageDraw, ImageFont
def getText():
f = open("whitepaper.txt", "r")
return f.read()
text = getText()
height = 8192
width = 8192
prevSet = [0,0]
prevSetX, prevSetY = [4096,4096]
set = []
# im = Image.new('RGB', (height, width), (255, 255, 255))
im = Image.open('zd3n.png')
draw = ImageDraw.Draw(im)
font = ImageFont.truetype("verdana.ttf", 13)
for idx,char in enumerate(text):
set.append(char)
if len(set)==2:
set[0] = (ord(set[0])-96)
set[1] = -1*(ord(set[1])-96)
setX = prevSetX + set[0]*4
setY = prevSetY - set[1]*4
finalSetX = setX % 8192
finalSetY = setY % 8192
if finalSetX != setX or finalSetY != setY:
if finalSetY != setY:
if finalSetY > setY:
finalSetY = finalSetY-6
else:
finalSetY = finalSetY+6
else:
if finalSetX > setX:
finalSetX = finalSetX-6
else:
finalSetX = finalSetX+6
setX = finalSetX
setY = finalSetY
lineColor = "blue"
textColor = "white"
textBorderColor = "green"
else:
lineColor = "red"
textColor = "white"
textBorderColor = "green"
upTill = 13300
if idx>=upTill:
lineColor = "orange"
textColor = "white"
textBorderColor = "orange"
# print(prevSet, set, prevSetX, prevSetY, setX, setY, finalSetX, finalSetY, color)
draw.line((prevSetX, prevSetY, setX, setY), fill=lineColor, width=4)
text = str(idx)
draw.text((setX-1, setY-1), text, font=font, fill=textBorderColor)
draw.text((setX+1, setY-1), text, font=font, fill=textBorderColor)
draw.text((setX-1, setY+1), text, font=font, fill=textBorderColor)
draw.text((setX+1, setY+1), text, font=font, fill=textBorderColor)
draw.text((setX,setY), text, font = font, fill=textColor)
prevSet = set
prevSetX, prevSetY = setX, setY
set = []
im.save('test.png')
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