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Yes it is possible, though I don't know if there is a way to make blocks more or less round. I've found solution in #329. A QRCode object has a method make_image. There you may pass an argument eye_drawer the same way as module_drawer. I will explain here, how I understand the meaning of each argument. The first one affects alignment blocks while the second one takes control under the other data carrying blocks of a QR code. The example code is provided below.
module_drawer here is one of the classes of module drawers. To style a QR code I use StyledPilImage factory with PIL module drawers from qrcode.image.styles.moduledrawers.pil.
This method does not allow to get pictures with alignment blocks to be styled in a way you might expect or so that it can be then successfully scanned. See #329 for an example. And here is what I have after using this method.
I generated a qrcode using the
RoundedModuleDrawer()
but it does not round the alignment squares. Is it possible with this library?Here is what I am hoping to achieve:
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