Welcome to sketchpy
Intro to the project and some quick information,followed by an image of the project.
Description
This is the beginning level python project to do some awesome drawing animation using the turtle module, hope it grows in the future
It is a Python module for animating drawings of images. The sketchpy module is created on top of the turtle module in Python.
To install sketchpy on your computer, you can go to your command prompt (command line) and run the following command.
Usage
- Just install the package
pip install sketchpy - Import it to you project
import sketchpyand use as you want😊
Built with
- Turtle
- Open-cv
- Pillow
- numpy
- Svgpathtools
Getting started
Prerequisites
- Python
- Basic text editor
- creativity😂
Install
pip install sketchpy
it should probably work, If not then try the following code
pip install turtle open-cv wheel sketchpy
Example
Open your code editor and write the example Python code snippets given below. Run your code and see the magic by yourself.
Drawing Robert Downey Jr. Using Python
from sketchpy import library as lib
obj = lib.rdj()
obj.draw()
OUTPUT
Drawing Tom Holland Using Python
from sketchpy import library
myObject = library.tom_holland()
myObject.draw()
OUTPUT
More examples
from sketchpy import library as lib
obj = lib.bts()
obj.draw()
from sketchpy import library as lib
obj = lib.vijay()
obj.draw()
Drawing Iron Man ASCII Animation Using Python
from sketchpy import library
myObject = library.ironman_ascii()
myObject.draw()
OUTPUT
Drawing from SVG file
Use the following code to draw a file from svg file, insted of tracing full image
NOTE: use this specific website to convert image to svg, sketchpy is specifically made to work with this website only
from sketchpy import canvas
obj = canvas.sketch_from_svg('FILE PATH')
obj.draw()
Saving a loaded svg file
Insted of waiting for the svg file to load, you can save as .npy file and use that for future use
from sketchpy import canvas
obj = canvas.sketch_from_svg('FILE PATH')
obj.load_svg(filename = 'data.npy')
Drawing form .npy file
use the following code to draw your image from saved data file
from sketchpy import canvas
obj = canvas.sketch_from_svg('FILE PATH')
obj.draw(filename = 'data.npy')
Drawing from raw image
use the following code to draw any image, it need not to be an svg file
from sketchpy import canvas
obj = canvas.sketch_from_image('IMAGE PATH')
obj.draw(threshold = 127)
NOTE: you can change the value of threshold to draw more detailed image, it's range is 0 - 255,use values between 90-190
Troubleshooting
- If you find any problem, you can pull request, or contact me on either insta or discord
- You can also find video on my youtube channel
Acknowledgements
Thanks to all who helped inspire this project.❤
See also
Consider supporting me
- upi id sriramanand23@okicici
- scan and encourage us to develop more features
- even one rupee make a huge difference
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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