https://github.com/automatic1111/randdraw
Draws pictures using random shapes
https://github.com/automatic1111/randdraw
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Draws pictures using random shapes
- Host: GitHub
- URL: https://github.com/automatic1111/randdraw
- Owner: AUTOMATIC1111
- Created: 2017-10-19T07:21:47.000Z (almost 8 years ago)
- Default Branch: master
- Last Pushed: 2017-10-25T08:15:36.000Z (almost 8 years ago)
- Last Synced: 2025-03-01T00:11:49.835Z (7 months ago)
- Language: C++
- Size: 90.8 KB
- Stars: 5
- Watchers: 2
- Forks: 5
- Open Issues: 0
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- Readme: README.md
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Requirements
============
* imagemagick's convert program
* ffmpeg (optional, for --webm option)
Program: randdraw
=================
Draws a picture using shapes as described in this post: https://warosu.org/g/thread/S62885489
```
Usage:
randdraw [OPTION...]
-p, --program arg program; a list of comma separated pairs, each
takes form of :; for example
lines:10000,squares:20000 means do 10000 iterations
drawing lines, then 20000 iterations drawing squares;
possible shapes are: squares, large-squares, lines,
circles (default: lines:100000)
-d, --dump arg dump a picture to disk every N iterations; if you
use this option, you should either also use --webm,
or output filename should include %d in it --
multiple pictures will be created, and %d will be
replaced by a number
-f, --input arg input image
-m, --measure measure time taken
-o, --output arg output image
-c, --colors arg limit number of colors to use when drawing
--webm produce a video; use together with --dump
--colordist arg color distance function (for -c option only!); one
of: Manhattan, Euclidean, CIE2000
--import-colors arg read all colors from the image specified in this
argument (instead of from input image)
--allow-worse arg also commit edits to image that make it look less
like input image - if the decrease in likeness is
not too large; the numeric argument specifies the
threshold for throwing edits away; a value of 0.5 is
a good start
--help Print help
```
For example, if you run it as:
`randdraw source.png destination.png -p 'large-squares:10000,lines:100000'`
It will first do 10000 iterations to paint small squares, then
100000 iterations drawing lines.
This command will create multiple images:
`randdraw source.png destination-%02d.png -d 2000 -p 'large-squares:10000,lines:100000'`
Program: extract-colors
=======================
Get a list of important colors from an image. Colors will be written
in #RRGGBB format to stdout, and additionally an image will be created
with colors in it.
```
Usage:
extract-colors [OPTION...] []
-f, --input arg input image
-o, --output arg output image with desired colors in it
-c, --count arg how many colors to produce; if omitted, detected
automatically
-m, --colormap arg apply the produced palette and write result to
specified colormap file
--method arg method for color extraction; must be one of:
kmeans, random
-q, --quiet do not output colors to stdout
--colordist arg color distance function; one of: Manhattan,
Euclidean, CIE2000
--import-colors arg ignore colors in input image; instead read all
colors from the one specified in this argument
--help Print help
```