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This is a simple python package that provides a way to generate flat design animation videos. It allows for simple shapes and transitions of location, rotation and scale.
I was tired of building animations with other tools and getting choppy/unsatisfactory results. I'm also too cheap and lazy to pay for an expensive tool, and then have to learn all the intricacies. So I just made this for myself.
In order to use this package you need to have some libraries installed for libcairo2. Google what you need to install for your distro. Also for images we need PIL.
Install the package in your python environment:
pip install graphics-maker
The following steps should be taken to create an animation:
NOTE: ALL LOCATION/DIMENSION BASED VALUES SHOULD BE GIVEN AS PERCENTAGES OF THE VIDEO DIMENSIONS.
GraphicsMaker
with the desired settings.Argument | Description |
---|---|
name | File name |
w | Video width |
h | Video height |
fps | FPS default:60 |
output_dir | The directory to output the result to default:./outputs/ |
output_type | The video type output (mp4/gif) default:mp4 |
.generate_animation()
on the GraphicsMaker instance.Example programs using the lib are in examples/
. Feel free to run it locally and generate the videos! But here they are as well:
FAQs
simple graphics animation video generator
We found that graphics-maker demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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