There are so many puzzles out there where you have to figure out
what to do, and then do it. There's so much room to be wrong, and
not enough room for creativity.
This puzzle is different. I'm going to tell you exactly what I
did, and all you can come up with your own creative way to reverse
it.
Here's what I did.
I took the coordinates an image, and split it up into separate
frames of 25x25 pixels, which makes up an animated gif. Here's an
example.
There are 18 squares of 25x25 pixels. The squares are read left
to right, and then left to right on the next line. Each of these is
a frame. See if you can see how the image relates to the below
animated gif.
Now here's the same encoding method, but encoding a picture with
the number 3.
As you can see, the 3 is made out of 25x25 squares of pixels,
which just like in the last few examples, are read in order as a
gif.
Now for the puzzle. I will give you the animated gif, and you
just need to construct the original picture that created it.
The final image should be 775 pixels wide and 300 pixels tall,
or 775x300. That's 31 columns and 12 rows of 25x25 pixel
squares.
