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## Description
These two programs use two different method to draw out images in the Powershell Window.
PS-Draw will convert an image you download into a BMP file estiamte the used colors based off the 16 available powershell colors
then draw your image out in the powershell window. This process is not exact and needed testing of multiple images to find one that works well.
These two programs use two different method to draw out images in the Powershell Window.
PS-Draw will convert an image you download into a BMP file, estimate the colors used based off the 16 available powershell colors,
then draw your image out in the powershell window. This process is not exact and needs testing of multiple images to find one that works well.
PS-Custom-Draw generates images to be drawn in the Powershell Window based off pre-configured arrays I put together already included in the file itself.
These images look significantly cleaner due to the fact they were drawn and coded specifically for this purpose.
After the images are generated, a greeting will be generated by grabbing either the name associated with the registered microsoft account or the
UserName environment variable.
The script will then be paused until a mouse movement is detected at which time the pre selected image will be drawn out in the powershell window.
After the images are generated, a greeting will be generated by grabbing either the name associated with the registered Microsoft account or the
UserName environment variable. The script will then be paused until a mouse movement is detected at which time the pre-selected image will be drawn out in the powershell window.
## Getting Started