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# VaporWaveArt |
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The following code Vaporwaves an image. This code is purely artistic and has no other purpose. |
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To run the code, run main.py in a python shell. |
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To run the code, run main.py in a python shell. A image should appear. If you click ESC, the image will close. Clicking any other key will refresh the image. |
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The script requires opencv 3.3.1 and numpy. |
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To change the image being used, navigate to vaporwave/__init__.py and change the path on line 10. |
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#Requirements |
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numpy==1.16.2 |
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opencv-python==4.0.0.21 |
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To use this code, download it and all of its folders. The program relies on the images in the folder "elements" and the |
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haar cascades in in the folder "cascade". The repo contains a set of sample images that I found to work fairly well. |
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To change the image being used, modify the code on line 215 in main.py (I'll make it command line read another date). |
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The following link is a Medium article with an overivew of this project. |
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https://medium.com/@theclassytim/computer-vision-for-vaporwave-art-32a330c827ee |
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