[Please read the Notes and Credits after reading this] It's been a while since the last stream or recording, so I thought I might as well show exactly how the camera worked. The sensitivity will most likely need to be changed for you. Once you find a good one for a given image, though, most similar images will look good as well. You may want to change the colors for different things, though I've found that this color palette seems to work pretty well with quite a few things. You can technically have far more colors, but I had only implemented 10 for every project I had made because it can compress fairly well and be sent over cloud data for streaming. (The Notes and Credits go more in depth about streaming)
[Thumbnail credit at the bottom] You may use this without credit, though please do not credit yourself for coming up with the idea. (Also, preferably don't copy this project, but rather rebuild it, understand how it works and maybe try improving it. I don't really have a say in how you implement this though.) If you use this, follow the Community Guidelines. Stay careful (don't reveal any personal information, etc. If you want to stay safe just point the camera towards a screen showing something), make sure everything is kid-friendly and isn't offensive, don't break the law, and most importantly: ***DO NOT STREAM CAMERA DATA FROM ANOTHER USER WITHOUT PERMISSION. IF YOU DO YOUR PROJECT WILL BE REPORTED AS SOON AS IT IS FOUND. IF YOU SEE A PROJECT SENDING CAMERA DATA WITHOUT PERMISSION THEN REPORT IT.*** This was designed to be used pointed towards a TV. It may not look good for other things, such as pictures taken outside or of objects inside (including faces), and will not look perfect all the time. Thumbnail: Celeste 9D TAS made by EuniverseCat and many others. The image was scanned on a TV, with 10 colors at a resolution of 240x180.
