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Sometimes, most recently for the non-script version of the FF5 map, we need to figure out where the top-left pixel of a particular location in an image falls. This HTML file includes javascript so that a person need only point the file to the right image and put in the right image size, and then the file can be opened in a browser and then the image can be clicked to get x/y coordinates. | Sometimes, most recently for the non-script version of the FF5 map, we need to figure out where the top-left pixel of a particular location in an image falls. This HTML file includes javascript so that a person need only point the file to the right image and put in the right image size, and then the file can be opened in a browser and then the image can be clicked to get x/y coordinates. | ||
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Revision as of 16:36, 7 August 2011
Sometimes, most recently for the non-script version of the FF5 map, we need to figure out where the top-left pixel of a particular location in an image falls. This HTML file includes javascript so that a person need only point the file to the right image and put in the right image size, and then the file can be opened in a browser and then the image can be clicked to get x/y coordinates.