Open Luke003 opened 2 years ago
For my custom fork, I did the get_closest
function separately for both the width/height values:
def po2(im):
name = im.filename
width, height = im.size
new_dimX = get_closest(width)
new_dimY = get_closest(height)
# ...
return im.resize((new_dimX, new_dimY))
This current branch does:
def po2(im, ...):
new_dim = max(get_closest(width), get_closest(height))
# ...
return im.resize((new_dim, new_dim), resample=Image.BICUBIC)
For my custom fork, I did the
get_closest
function separately for both the width/height values:def po2(im): name = im.filename width, height = im.size new_dimX = get_closest(width) new_dimY = get_closest(height) # ... return im.resize((new_dimX, new_dimY))
This current branch does:
def po2(im, ...): new_dim = max(get_closest(width), get_closest(height)) # ... return im.resize((new_dim, new_dim), resample=Image.BICUBIC)
Thanks. I saw that, and that's similar to the changes I made myself. I excluded the color profile changes and kept the full spectrum of sizes.
Does the new fork include that in the installation package though? I find the shell extension functionality incredibly useful and am not familiar enough with compiling python to figure it out. I originally thought that editing the python script before running the install would implement it, but it appears they are not connected.
Would it be possible to have the width and height considered independently so that the output isn't always square? I see there is another fork that does that (specific to toontown), but I'm wondering if it can be included in the installer so I can continue to use the shell extension.