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generate a randomized mathematical marbling image

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marblingpy

Python command-line application to generate a randomized mathematical marbling image.

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Usage

marblingpy [-h] [--init INIT] [--save FILE] -m M [-W W] [-H H] [--seed SEED] [--count C]
  -h, --help                     show this help message and exit
  --version                      show program\'s version number and exit
  --init INIT                    if given, the distortion will start based from the image (png) file
  --save FILE                    write generating image to FILE
  -m M, --method M               the tool function that applies to the image; I=ink-drop, T=tine-line.
  -W W, --width W                the width in integer of generating image file (gif)
  -H H, --height H               the height in integer of generating image file (gif)
  --seed SEED                    input of an unsigned integer 0 or 2^32-1 to the algorithm that generates pseudo-random numbers throughout the program. the same seed produces the same result.
  --interpolation INTERPOLATION  pixel filling interpolation type
  --count C                      the total number of times that tool functions shall be applied to render an image
  -v, --verbose                  show verbose message

Example

To operate "ink-drop" method 10 times.

$ marblingpy --save output.png --method I --width 256 --height 256 --count 10 --verbose
Current seed: 1602334135
drop circle (0/10) : (x, y, r) = (194, 224, 52)
drop circle (1/10) : (x, y, r) = (147, 165, 86)
drop circle (2/10) : (x, y, r) = (184, 9, 42)
drop circle (3/10) : (x, y, r) = (98, 245, 58)
drop circle (4/10) : (x, y, r) = (155, 26, 30)
drop circle (5/10) : (x, y, r) = (195, 95, 10)
drop circle (6/10) : (x, y, r) = (185, 37, 87)
drop circle (7/10) : (x, y, r) = (82, 215, 70)
drop circle (8/10) : (x, y, r) = (233, 123, 29)
drop circle (9/10) : (x, y, r) = (51, 186, 41)

To set initial image, and use "tine-line" method 3 times.

$ marblingpy --init output.png --save output.png --method T --width 256 --height 256 --count 3 --verbose
Current seed: 1602334273
tine line (0/3) : (x1, y1), (x2, y2), shift, sharpness = (202, 44), (62, 177), 54, 27
tine line (1/3) : (x1, y1), (x2, y2), shift, sharpness = (23, 245), (76, 234), 146, 28
tine line (2/3) : (x1, y1), (x2, y2), shift, sharpness = (25, 23), (12, 127), 66, 7

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System environment

  • Python >=3.7
  • pip 20.2.3
  • opencv-python 4.4.0.44

Installation

from pypi

pip install marblingpy

from github

pip install git+https://github.com/taktpixel/marblingpy

for development

Clone this repository.

git clone git@github.com:taktpixel/marblingpy.git

For real time updating to pip command,

pip install -e .

To run python command.

python marblingpy/gen_marbling.py -h

Note

Authors

Licensing

marblingpy is dual-licensed; You may use this software under either LGPLv3 or our commercial (proprietary) license. See the LICENSE files for details.

References

  1. Lu, Shufang, Aubrey Jaffer, Xiaogang Jin, Hanli Zhao, and Xiaoyang Mao. "Mathematical marbling." IEEE computer graphics and applications 32, no. 6 (2011): 26-35.

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