pythonbmp
A pure Python 2D/3D graphics library that outputs to windows bitmap format
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Developed and tested using Python 3.8 / 3.10.4 / 3.11
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No dependencies required
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Instructions
Run Hello_somestring_here.py
This will show minimum code to accomplish certain tasks
(my old friend) is a minimum template
Run
- It should generate a bitmap and open MS Paint under windows to show output...
- Close the MS Paint window to execute another script
Unit tests (images are links to test)
- Will generate images (one per function under test) then compare it with previously generated images generated with the function under test (this might take a while)
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