Resolved A Simple - Yet Quite Powerful - Palette Quantizer

[aaaron]

I've been using:

A Simple - Yet Quite Powerful - Palette Quantizer in C#​

from:

A Simple - Yet Quite Powerful - Palette Quantizer in C#

A palette quantizer based on human perception

www.codeproject.com

by including the downloaded project in my otherwise VB solution.

I don't like doing that because if I do something to the entire solution (like analyze) it includes that project.

How can I run the downloaded solution and only include the result in my solution?

 

[JohnH]

It is quite old (2012) and not designed as a library, although you could perhaps do that yourself.
I'd look at Nuget for alternatives, a search there for quantizer returns a few relevant options, nQuant with most downloads is also old (2013) and only supports .Net Framework, but there is a .Net Standard port of it also in nQuant.Core.NETStandard.

 

[aaaron]

not designed as a library

Thanks, I didn't (actually: still don't) know how to check for that.

I'll have to remain with it since changing to another would require too much effort.

It's good to know my options! Thanks!