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This package generate RPG items images procedurally, based on BrianMacIntosh Algoritms
Complexity | Rarity equivalent | Blade Examples | Potion Examples | Axe Examples | Armor Examples | Hammer Examples |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
0 | Common Low | |||||
40 | Common High | |||||
41 | Uncommon Low | |||||
60 | Uncommon High | |||||
61 | Rare Low | |||||
85 | Rare High | |||||
86 | Epic Low | |||||
95 | Epic High | |||||
96 | Outstanding Low | |||||
100 | Outstanding High |
pip install rpg-icon-generator
You will need to install Cairo for the images part Checkout this https://pypi.org/project/drawSvg/ to install it
from rpg_icon_generator import Blade_Generator
generator = Blade_Generator()
seed = datetime.now() # provide a seed for this blade
# the image will be in test/out/[seed].png
# the image will be 32*2 by 32*2 pixels
# complexity ranging from 0 to 100
generator.generate(seed=seed, complexity=50, dimension=32, render_scale=2, output_directory='test/out/')
# Same for the other generator
from rpg_icon_generator import Potion_Generator, Axe_Generator, Armor_Generator, Hammer_Generator
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This package generate RPG items images procedurallye
We found that rpg-icon-generator 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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