mc-moji is a tool for creating quick skin art based on Minecraft skins. It is customizable based on overlays, shadows, and size. The skin art is inspired by this article.
To install the package, clone the repository and use pip to install it locally:
git clone https://github.com/bram-bolt/mc-moji.git
cd mc-moji
pip install .Once installed, you can use the mc-moji command to generate skin art. Below are some examples of how to use the command.
The command below will give the best results on average:
mc-moji [your name] -o -s -z 30... or
mc-moji [your name] --overlay --shadows --size 30Generate a skin art from a Minecraft username
mc-moji Steve... or from a file path.
mc-moji Steve.pngTo add shadows to the skin:
mc-moji Steve.png --shadowsTo add overlays to the skin:
mc-moji Steve.png --overlaySpecify the size of the generated image (size will be 11n x 16n, to ensure correct scaling):
mc-moji Steve --size 2You can enter as many names you want.
mc-moji Stexe Alex Herobrine --size 10All types of contributions are encouraged and valued. From adding extra mappings to code refactors. Just open a pull request or issue and I will take a look at it. For more complex suggestions, or questions, reach out to [email protected].
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.