Photoshop - How to Resize Pixel Art Without Blurring (Simple) Greetings, in this quick Photoshop tutorial we shall be looking at how to resize pixel art without bluring it. We can use nearest neighbour scalling to acomplish this. With nearest neighbour scalling, when you increase the size of an image, the image-scaling algorithm needs to create new pixels to fill in the gaps that are created. The way the Nearest Neighbor algorithm does this is very straightforward: for each new pixel, it simply copies the color of the nearest existing pixel. For example, if you were to scale an image to twice its original size, each pixel in the original image would turn into a 2x2 square of pixels in the scaled image, all with the same color. Pixel art is generally low-resolution and made up of big, blocky pixels. These pixels often represent details like character features or outlines. If a scaling method were to create new colors to smooth out the transitions between these pixels (like bilinear or bicubic interpolation methods do), the result would be a blurred image. Nearest Neighbor, however, preserves these details by avoiding the creation of new colors. It keeps the hard, blocky pixels that are characteristic of pixel art, making it an ideal choice for scaling such images. Thanks for watching this pixel art tutorial on how to resize pixel art using nearest neighbour scalling to prevent the pixel art from bluring using Photoshop. Subscribe to keep notified when I upload: https://tinyurl.com/SubMaxODidily Photoshop - How to Resize Pixel Art Without Blurring (Simple) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U23Ydzs-dzQ

Check if a Value Exists in a List Using Python (Simple Lookup Check Validation) Greetings, today we are going to look at how to do a lookup check in Python. A lookup check is a code check validation tequnique. We will be checking if a certain value is in an array/list. This can be useful for situations where there are certain inputs you want from the user, such as a City or a day of the week. There are a finite amount of valid inputs for these values. We can check if a value/element is in a list by using the 'in' keyword. This saves us from having to loop through each element of the list and checking for a match. This checking if a value exists using Python tutorial will also work for other data types. If your array/list has duplicate values, the match will be found on the 1st instance of the duplicate value. You can use this tutorial on how to check if a value exits in a list with this other Python tutorial on how to get user input using Python tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cwhwm2NcXYM Thanks for watching this validation tutorial on how to do a lookup check on a list using Python. Subscribe to keep notified when I upload: https://tinyurl.com/SubMaxODidily Check if a Value Exists in a List Using Python (Simple Lookup Check Validation) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uo8_Vsy85Js

C# How to Validate a Mobile Phone Number (Simple) Greetings, today I will be teaching you how to validate a UK Mobile Phone number using C#. This method can be applied to non-UK phone numbers. We will check if the length is 11 digits, that all characters are digits, the first number is 0 and the second number is 7. If all are true tell the user it is valid and if at least one condition isn't true then tell the user it is invalid. This video is a remake of an older C# video covering how to validate a mobile phone number. For some daft reason, I decided to make the font really small. Subscribe to keep notified when I upload? https://tinyurl.com/SubMaxODidily C# How to Validate a Mobile Phone Number (Simple) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yZTjxD5gaqQ

How to Loop Music In C# (Simple) Greetings, today we shall be looking at how to loop music using C#. This C# tutorial will teach you how to loop/repeat music using the SoundPlayer class in the System.Media module. This will only work with .wav files and can only be used on a Windows OS. The SoundPlayer class is included with C# so no new libraries need to be installed. Looping music in C# can be done with a few lines of code. It's super simple. Almost identical to playing audio using C#. Instead of Play(), we do PlayLooping(). However, we also need to make sure our C# program doesn't close, so we need to give it something to do. A simple way could be asking for user input. Thanks for watching this tutorial on how to loop/repeat music using C#. Here is a tutorial on how to play music using C#: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZlz1SSisYY Tutorial on how to stop and start music using C#: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1UT0qGfw-iM Subscribe to keep notified when I upload: https://tinyurl.com/SubMaxODidily How to Loop Music In C# (Simple) ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oRJSkhiAyHc