| Borders: A border is composed of four surfaces . Borders run from critical point to critical point (valley to peak or vice versa). Cluster: A geometrical element formed from a group of cluster patterns. Cluster Patterns: Cluster patterns are a group of patterns that build a pattern whose geometrical element is a cluster and color element is a sprite . Lines: A single horizontal line. Patterns: Patterns are comprised of geometrical and color elements. The geometrical element can be either a line, shape, border, or cluster, and the color element can be either a blob (single color) or a sprite . |
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Picture: The fully built image that the viewer sees. Picture Patterns: Picture patterns are the group of patterns patterns that form the picture. Shapes: Shapes have more than one but less than 17 horizontal lines, where no two adjacent lines have western (left edges) that are more than 7 pixels apart. Sprite: A sprite contains several or many colors. Each color will be applied to its own geometrical area of a cluster. Sprites may encapsulate other sprites. Then, a sprite is necessarily a color element formed from a group of cluster patterns. Surface: A surface is a line, shape, or a border. |