Had a lot of issues installing but the output was really neat the first couple times I played with the program. After a while it felt a bit predictable but I did get it to output slightly different stuff when inputting noise or a moire pattern. Overall really cool little generator.
If you want to get this to work (I was using Python 3.6):
* `pip install Pillow` and `pip install numpy` (would be nice if there was a `requirements.txt`)
* Create a folder called `output/` or rename the input folder at the top of the script to something
* Save your image in your input folder, make sure it is _not_ an 8-bit png. It only supports 24 bit pngs. 8 bit gave me errors in readImage() transpose(), something about the axes not being the same size
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Had a lot of issues installing but the output was really neat the first couple times I played with the program. After a while it felt a bit predictable but I did get it to output slightly different stuff when inputting noise or a moire pattern. Overall really cool little generator.
If you want to get this to work (I was using Python 3.6):
* `pip install Pillow` and `pip install numpy` (would be nice if there was a `requirements.txt`)
* Create a folder called `output/` or rename the input folder at the top of the script to something
* Save your image in your input folder, make sure it is _not_ an 8-bit png. It only supports 24 bit pngs. 8 bit gave me errors in readImage() transpose(), something about the axes not being the same size