Two improvements...

[ornithologistnightmare]

This is such a fun image glitcher. I use this very often (so much so that I have an offline copy which I messed around with). I managed to multiply everything by 10, and the glitches were extraordinary at iteration counts of 100 and above - until the grey pixels set in:

Is there a way of reducing the grey pixels whilst keeping the images glitched? I would love to have something like this: (http://blog.soulwire.co.uk/laboratory/flash/as3-bitmapdata-glitch-generator), but the image is made smaller when using that one and it's a bit less comprehensive.

[snorpey]

hey @DeathHammer000 looks like i missed the notification when you opened the issue, sorry about that.
removing the grey pixels is certainly possible, but i'm not sure if the glitcher should do it automatically. maybe i'll add a toggle for removing the grey pixels...

[Splendide-Mendax]

​Hey, so I just got notified of your reply via email. Only problem is I'm
not the user who commented so I have no idea why it got send to my email.
By freakish random chance though, I am actually a photographer who enjoys
working with digital corruption of my images and has used the online tool
before. I'm curious as to how to download the tool so I can use it offline
for my large images (10Mb)

On Wed, Dec 2, 2015 at 12:21 PM, georg fischer [email protected]
wrote:

hey @DeathHammer000 https://github.com/DeathHammer000 looks like i
missed the notification when you opened the issue, sorry about that.
removing the grey pixels is certainly possible, but i'm not sure if the
glitcher should do it automatically. maybe i'll add a toggle for removing
the grey pixels...

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[ornithologistnightmare]

@Splendide-Mendax Interesting! I make an awful lot of abstract glitch art (dh000-rabtonik.deviantart.com). I guess that one could say that Glitchance has struck!

If you want to know more about downloading it, then just go over to the webpage and press Ctrl and S.

@snorpey The toggle would be a good option. I could put something else in the grey space, but when I just want a great glitch, having a few hundred iterations of data mangling without any massive distortion would be great. It would even sound quite good after I run it through Audacity!