reddit-place-script-2022 VS r-place-php

All of the image processing was done using a custom python script using a mutilated version of the 2022 place bot to get the screenshots. I have not yet tried to do anything with the csv datasets. https://github.com/ctjet/reddit-place-script-2022

I've looked through some bot code, and they all seem to be mapping a color to a position in an index. So if you wanted to place "#51E9F4" (light blue) then you'd have to send "14" since light blue was the 14th color.

If nothing got erased as fast as the French flag, but there were lots of other places botted as well, it seems strange. I think the French area was just the most controversial so it attracted the most griefer, and they were ready to destroy it when the white out came. I was using this script and from my experience it just stopped running as soon as the white out started. I could be wrong though, maybe there were other scripts that actually did default to white instead of giving an error.

Along with: https://github.com/rdeepak2002/reddit-place-script-2022 which seems to send the same HTTP requests to Reddit.

I'm looking at one that can check it's own cooldown, read the image and seems to only place where it looks different than the image. It's cool, but this would also not friendly-fire since it doesn't seem to paint over "correct" pixels

I dont think Reddit formally released the data in 2017, but a few users archived snapshots of r/place as it evolved. I generated an animation of pixel editing activity from those images, and described the source data in detail on this page under the heading "Image Archive Files" https://github.com/meshlab/r-place-php

I describe the source data in detail in the GitHub repository ReadMe file. Yiu can find this in the link under the image in the section titled "Image Archive Files" https://github.com/meshlab/r-place-php