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Now for the detailed steps. [Note that on a Mac, Gimp's menu does not appear along the top of your screen but rather along the tops of the individual GImp windows.]
 
Now for the detailed steps. [Note that on a Mac, Gimp's menu does not appear along the top of your screen but rather along the tops of the individual GImp windows.]
 
  
 
'''1. Open your image file in Gimp'''<br/>
 
'''1. Open your image file in Gimp'''<br/>
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http://wiki.evilmadscience.com/s3/eggbot/tspart/step03.png
 
http://wiki.evilmadscience.com/s3/eggbot/tspart/step03.png
 
  
 
'''2. Convert your image to grayscale'''<br/>
 
'''2. Convert your image to grayscale'''<br/>
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[http://wiki.evilmadscience.com/s3/eggbot/tspart/step05.png
 
[http://wiki.evilmadscience.com/s3/eggbot/tspart/step05.png
 
  
 
'''3. Wash out the image'''<br/>
 
'''3. Wash out the image'''<br/>
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http://wiki.evilmadscience.com/s3/eggbot/tspart/step08.png
 
http://wiki.evilmadscience.com/s3/eggbot/tspart/step08.png
 
  
 
'''4. Stipple the image'''<br/>
 
'''4. Stipple the image'''<br/>
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http://mtbaldy.us/~dnewman/tspart/step11b.png
 
http://mtbaldy.us/~dnewman/tspart/step11b.png
 
  
 
'''5. Save the stippled image as a PBM file'''<br/>
 
'''5. Save the stippled image as a PBM file'''<br/>
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Note that if you simply type the file name with ".pbm" as the file's extension, then Gimp will automatically save the file as a PBM file.  This is a shortcut to usin the "Select File Type" list.
 
Note that if you simply type the file name with ".pbm" as the file's extension, then Gimp will automatically save the file as a PBM file.  This is a shortcut to usin the "Select File Type" list.
 
  
 
'''6. Generate TSP art'''<br/>
 
'''6. Generate TSP art'''<br/>

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