Quote from: x2225963 on February 04, 2018, 06:09:10 AM

Quote from: a_dizzle on February 04, 2018, 04:46:23 AM

In case anyone wanted to see how to solve it, I have written a python script using the solution posted here that decodes the flames.

https://github.com/ynohtna92/1FLAMEN6

You can test it here by copying and pasting the code into the online shell https://www.python.org/shell/

Hi,

How did you interpret the width channel?
See post #1410 for my problem.
The flame width mentioned by smracer is one of the 4 flames I had trouble with.
In fact now that I see the output of your code, I also had the very first flame wrong, for me it is narrow.

I was counting the size of the inner flame 0 for skinny and 1 for fat. I did have the same problem with flame #102. I counted it as fat and it's needs to be skinny.

I had listed the other 2 correctly I believe. Here are the data streams I posted before.

Quote from: smracer on January 12, 2018, 07:26:56 PM

Here is the data I have from the flames. The order is inner top/inner right/inner bottom/inner left/outer left/outer bottom/outer right/outer top.

Outer Color Yellow - 0 Outer Color Orange - 1 Inner Color Purple - 0 Inner Color Green - 1 Inner Color Skinny - 0 Inner Color Fat - 1 Short Flame - 0 Tall Flame- 1

Outer Color - 0001010100101101110010110000000010111011100011110000101011100001110001011111110 1011100111101001100101001101100110001111000110000101110101100011101110010
Inner Color - 0111001011010100001111000100100000100110111101001011111100110010001110011101010 1100001101111110001011011101000000000100111100000010110100100101101010111
Skinny Fat - 01001100001100011101011100011100001110001101011100010000111111000110011000100011010000011001001101001100011000101001011100111111110100111011011000111100
Tall Short - 0110110110100010110110110011110111110110110111110010100011100010110111110111110 1111100111001101101101101101000101101111100101000111100101100111001101100