Wipeout Pure - Rasterbator Image

[TMoney]

Everybody , check out this little project I worked on this evening ;)

http://img180.exs.cx/img180/5739/picture0013vq.jpg

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[Chill]

Oooooh, very nice. So how'd you print it? Is it a buch of regular computer paper all together, or what? I really don't have a printer that could print out something that big!!!! :P

[science]

If that's an official poster, please tell me where you live so that I may break into your home.

[G'Kyl]

Absolutely beautiful! Tell me as soon as you start selling these. ;-) I too wonder how you did it - at least I want the manual. *g*

Ben

[uberweng]

Okay, this is just a guess but here is how I think this poster was made:

1-grab image from main screen of japanese wipeout pure website
2-go to this site http://homokaasu.org/rasterbator/
3-download the "The Rasterbator 1.1" (or use online service) )and use it to convert the image and use it to convert the original image to a rasterized image of whatever size suits you
4-sit down with your sticky tape and you got a kick ass poster like the one in the pic

....or I could be completely wrong

[stin]

8O My face starting to twitched really hard!!! :twisted:

stevie :D

[Rapier Racer]

If you zoom in on it, it looks like one big bit of paper, so if the cut n tape method has been used well done :!:

[TMoney]

I forget who said it up there, but they're right - the rasterbator was used on the website posted above, hence the title ;) And my tape job wasn't bad ;)

The poster is a screencap from the japanese website title page.

:D