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stipple_gen
A friendly fork of StippleGen_2 from Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories.
https://github.com/evil-mad/stipplegen
This script takes an image, provided as a JPEG, a PNG or a TIFF (generated by Processing) and outputs both an SVG for a plotter as well as a approximation as a JPEG, PNG or TIFF.
There have also been features added to do the following:
- Custom output SVG scale
- Custom canvas size
- Option to fill in circles
Usage
stipple_gen is designed to be configured and run from the command line, rather than the GUI provided in the original sketch.
By creating a config.txt file in your sketch directory OR providing command line arguments to your sketch you can set all of the variables accessible to the GUI in the original StippleGen_2 sketch and then some.
An example using the helpful stipple_gen.sh script provided by this project.
bash stipple_gen.sh --display true --inputImage myImage.jpg --outputImage myStippledImage.jpg --outputSVG myStippledDrawing.svg
This will take your original image myImage.jpg and run it through the stippling process using the default variables for everything and output two files for you: myStippledImage.jpg and myStippledDrawing.svg, the latter of which you can use on your plotter.
Other variables:
public int canvasWidth = 800;
public int canvasHeight = 600;
public boolean display = true;
public int windowWidth = 800;
public int windowHeight = 600;
public boolean invert = false;
public boolean selectInput = false;
public String inputImage;
public String outputImage;
public String outputSVG;
public int centroidsPerPass = 500;
public int testsPerFrame = 90000; //
public int maxGenerations = 5; //number of generations
public float MinDotSize = 1.25; //2;
public float MaxDotSize;
public float DotSizeFactor = 4; //5;
public int maxParticles = 2000; // Max value is normally 10000.
public float cutoff = 0; // White cutoff value
public boolean gammaCorrection = false;
public float gamma = 1.0;