Imager

Imager is a Go library for generating image matrices based on a given template image. It allows you to create pixel matrices with customizable settings such as mirroring, fading, and seeding for randomness.

Features

• Generate procedurally pixel matrices from template images.
• Customize mirroring along the X and Y axes.
• Seed for deterministic randomness.
• Adjustable dark gradient (Fading)

Coming soon

• Fading on any any angle (Right now it only works on the X axys)
• Use matrices instead of an image as the input

Installation

To install Imager, use go get:

go get github.com/NotSoSeriouss/imager

Usage

package main

import (
	"fmt"
	"github.com/NotSoSeriouss/imager"
)

func main() {
	// Define settings
	settings := imager.Settings{
		MirrorY: true,
		MirrorX: false,
		Fade:    50, // At 50, the lowest pixel in the y
                             // axys will have removed 50 pt from its brightness
		Seed:    12345, // Use 1 instead to have a random seed
	}

	// Define color
	color := imager.Rcolor(1.0) // Random color with full opacity

	// Generate pixel matrix
	pixelMatrix := imager.Generate("path/to/template/image.png", color, settings)

	// Do something with pixelMatrix...
	fmt.Println(pixelMatrix)
}

Template Image

(Here the image is in half because this template is meant to be mirrored)

To create a template image:

• Use PNG or JPEG format.
• Use the following color scheme:
  • Red (255,0,0): Border
  • Green (0,255,0): Body
  • Yellow (255,255,0): Border/Body
  • Magenta (255,0,255): Border/Empty
  • Cyan (0,255,255): Empty/Body
  • Anything else: Empty

Example Results

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Fork the repository, make your changes, and submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.