happy_couple
Script for create cover of animation from revenge of the nerds movie
Info
For now script works with open-cv. I think of add some features in the future, and tkinter gui as option.
Install
.. code-block:: python
pip install happy_couple
Usage
.. code-block:: python
from happy_couple import animation
animation(Fale)
# then just press enter, or type some commands. Hardcoded sequence will be executed.
animation(True)
# use specified commands, to create expected animation
Fake sequence commands
It can be use, to simulate real coding:
- > this is very strange animation
- > start
- > glasses(20, some.glasses())
- > eyes(2, 'big', 'center-left')
- > hair('wavy', 'long')
- > resize_down('right-corner')
- > full_figure('legs', 'hands', 'feets')
- > man_full_figure('head', 'body', 'legs', 'hands', 'feets', 'glasses')
- > hand_up('man')
- > hand_up('woman')
- > walk(men, woman)
- > dance('right-left', 'forward', 'sound'='on')
Screen from happy_couple animation
.. image:: happy_couple.png
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