Come to discuss the comics and other Press J to jump to the feed. Map.txt shows a simple map of which table locations are filled. /r/xkcd is the subreddit for the popular webcomic xkcd by Randall Munroe. That's 2187 table cells, only 212 of which contain anything but white. The table is 27 images high and 81 images wide, from 19s33w to 8n48e in the coordinate system of the file names. There are 212 image files, each 2048x2048 pixels. Reduce the size of the files in www/images to 256x256 and write in www/small-imagesĬall pull-all, reduce-files, and write-html-table. In the interests of SCIENCE (and possibly accidentally DDoSing Randall's image server - sorry), I created a static HTML file of the entire composite image. Pull all the files down from, and store them in the www/images directory Map of xkcd’s Click and Drag Today’s xkcd comic has probably the largest comic frame ever drawn. Analyzing XKCD: Click and Drag Today, xkcd featured a comic with a comically large image that is navigated by clicking and dragging. Now I get the point of the comic - the lack of zoom and forced clicking and dragging is not a lack of feature - it is a feature.
Thanks That's what I thought until I found it. I have only tested it in Clozure Common Lisp on a Macintosh. I was frustrated at the clicking and dragging, so I was looking for something like this. Load it by cd'ing to the project directory, and executing "./start ", or by starting a lisp and executing (load "start"). Click on part of the image to show that square in full resolution (in a new window/tab).īoing Boing () has provided a link to a site that provides a fully-zoomable dynamic map of the whole space, including some images I missed, since I only walked the space directly connected to the starting point:
The table shows the images reduced from 2048x2048 to 256x256.
Xkcd click and drag full map code#
I wrote some lisp code to pull down all the image files and create a huge HTML table to display them. Cannot retrieve contributors at this time 31 lines (30 sloc) 2. On Wednesday, September 19, 2012, XKCD's cartoon was entitled "Click and Drag": xkcd-click-and-drag/map.txt Go to file Go to fileT Go to lineL Copy path Copy This commit does not belong to any branch on this repository, and may belong to a fork outside of the repository.
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