Scott Clayton

The examples came through as PNGs, but if it's really an SVG then you can probably solve it super simply by parsing the path data out of it directly. It...

You can provide them in this thread. If it's converting them to png on you, then open one with a text editor and copy the contents into a code block.

This library wasn't really built for SVGs so you might have to build something custom. The SVG format is absolutely the least secure CPTCHA format because it just hands you...

Unfortunately I don't have the time right now. My suggestion is that you extract each `` from the image and convert them to arrays of points (try googling something like...

So the original CAPTCHA image is just a single letter with no distortion? What problems are you running into?

I'd need to see more of your code and more examples images. Also it looks like you made some modifications since the `opaque` method doesn't exist in the base library.

Did you train a model? The `solve` method won't do anything unless you've loaded a model. And I'm not sure what the `opaque` method in your code does, but it's...

Also, make sure you have `allow_console_log` enabled to provide helpful debugging information to the console.

First of all you need to increase the `blob_max_pixels` since those characters are pretty large. You may also want to switch to comparing colors in a perceptive colorspace with `perceptive_colorspace`...

It looks like the colors are pretty distinct, so I'd play around with removing the binarize methods and skipping straight to the colorRegions. Making each letter a different color is...