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X*Y would be 1,750 amongi
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Wait, I counted X=56 and Y=35! Y was easier with every color having about 9 except one had had 8. I used the "waves" in the pattern on the x axis, with 6 amongi every wave fairly consistently.
edit: never mind, you were right. I goofed on the X, it was 6 less than I thought. final count was X=50 and Y=35. I shouldn't have trusted my infamously terrible counting skills 🙂‍↕️
Surprised you counted to 35!, that must've taken a while
It's easier when you can break them up into chunks. If it weren't for the consistent wave pattern, I never could've counted the X
It was a math joke. 35! is roughly 1.03x10^40.
exactly. if I couldn't break them into chunks of 12!, it would've been impossible
I wanna see the animated version
Couldn't find the original image, but more or less this
that one row of orange makes it look like a lesbian flag
Impossible no Canuck can pixel their country flag!
I couldn't find one with the 1575 crewmates :(
you only found 88 amongi :(
Did you fucking count them???
11 horizontally, 8 vertically
The Linux solution: compile it yourself! https://github.com/ThatOneCalculator/Among-Us-Dumpy-Gif-Maker
There's actually several of these, not too surprising. They seemed obviously generated due to the phase shifting of the "pixels".
the violet stripe is thinner—its height consists of 8 crewmates vs 9 for other colors
there's a row of crewmates who are neither fully white or fully violet, so that makes me think the enby flag is an overlay
I would guess it's the average color under the crewmate, or just sampled at the center point from a rescaled image.
It looks like the color never changes over a crewmate, so it's probably not just an overlay
Someone also linked above a generator for these images but it sounds like there are several
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