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$ python -m pixiv_utils.image_mix.mix_image --help
usage: mix_image.py [-h] -l LIB_DIR -t TARGET_IMAGE [-i INPUT_DIR] [-o OUTPUT_FILE] [-b BLOCK_SIZE] [-width OUTPUT_WIDTH] [-height OUTPUT_HEIGHT] [-m MAX_TIMES] [--soften]
options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-l LIB_DIR, --lib-dir LIB_DIR
image lib directory (e.g., ./image_lib/) (default: None)
-t TARGET_IMAGE, --target-image TARGET_IMAGE
target image path (e.g. ./images/44873217_p0.jpg) (default: None)
-i INPUT_DIR, --input-dir INPUT_DIR
raw image directory (e.g., ./images/). NOTE: set to None if image lib is already constructed (default: None)
-o OUTPUT_FILE, --output-file OUTPUT_FILE
output file path (e.g., ./result.png) (default: result.png)
-b BLOCK_SIZE, --block-size BLOCK_SIZE
target image are divided into blocks (default: 50)
-width OUTPUT_WIDTH, --output-width OUTPUT_WIDTH
width of output image (default: 4000)
-height OUTPUT_HEIGHT, --output-height OUTPUT_HEIGHT
height of output image (default: 2000)
-m MAX_TIMES, --max-times MAX_TIMES
max repeating times of lib blocks (default: 1)
--soften blend the result with the target image to soften the result (default: False)
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-l LIB_DIR, --lib-dir LIB_DIR
: image lib directory -
-t TARGET_IMAGE, --target-image TARGET_IMAGE
: target image path -
-i INPUT_DIR, --input-dir INPUT_DIR
: raw image directory -
-o OUTPUT_FILE, --output-file OUTPUT_FILE
: output file path -
-b BLOCK_SIZE, --block-size BLOCK_SIZE
: target image are divided into blocks / size of each block in the image lib -
-width OUTPUT_WIDTH, --output-width OUTPUT_WIDTH
: width of output image -
-height OUTPUT_HEIGHT, --output-height OUTPUT_HEIGHT
: height of output image -
-m MAX_TIMES, --max-times MAX_TIMES
: max repeating times of lib blocks -
--soften
: blend the result with the target image to soften the result
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First-time usage example
python -m pixiv_utils.image_mix.mix_image \ -l ../image_lib/ \ -t ../images/44873217_p0.jpg \ -i ../images/ \ -b 100 \ -width 2000 \ -height 1000 \ -m 2
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Subsequent usage example
No need to add
-i INPUT_DIR, --input-dir INPUT_DIR
parameterpython -m pixiv_utils.image_mix.mix_image \ -l ../image_lib/ \ -t ../images/44873217_p0.jpg \ -b 100 \ -width 2000 \ -height 1000 \ -m 2
Please refer to the comments in mix_image.py
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Convert the original image into color blocks and create a color block library.
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For each color block of the target image, select the closest color block in the color block library for replacement.