No graphics package as such. Just array processing with Numpy to calculate the shapes. Pillow is an image library with some graphics capability, but I just used it to save the Numpy arrays to image files.
Fair question I guess. This kind of stuff always amazed me and I had recently started wondering about it's practical application, since I do not have a background in this field
Very cool! Can I ask why?
Swipecat [OP] 31 points · Sep 2019
A few hours diversion on Sunday afternoon. And it was raining hard, here in the UK.
14446368 12 points · Sep 2019
Isn't that basically every day?
tunisia3507 3 points · Sep 2019
It's usually more of an unpleasant drizzle.
circle42 2 points · Sep 2019
What graphics package did you use?
Swipecat [OP] 11 points · Sep 2019
No graphics package as such. Just array processing with Numpy to calculate the shapes. Pillow is an image library with some graphics capability, but I just used it to save the Numpy arrays to image files.
circle42 3 points · Sep 2019
Thanks, I'll look into that. I'm relatively inexperienced with python
kaphi 4 points · Sep 2019
Why not?
Tie_Good_Flies 1 points · Sep 2019
Fair question I guess. This kind of stuff always amazed me and I had recently started wondering about it's practical application, since I do not have a background in this field