A simple python program that slices a picture into N tiles, shuffles the tiles and then recreates a (shuffled) image.
 |
 |
The program reads all images contained in the "input directory" and does the following for every image:
- Slices the image into N tiles
- Shuffles the tiles
- Adds a small border of width M to every tile (it actually paints a line over existing pixels of the tile)
- Recreates an image with the shuffled and updated tiles
- Saves the recreated image into the "output directory"
Options:
- number_tiles = the number of tiles the input image will be split into
- outline_width = the width of the border painted around every tile
- Python 3.7 (should probably work with prior versions)
- image_slicer
Nothing special
Just run it
I only tested it with ".png" images
I initially looked for an existing implementation for such program but could not find anything online to my surpise ... So I quickly coded it ...
No help required ...
Simon Ruffieux
Feel free to reuse this project as you wish
- Thanks to image_slicer developers
- Handle additional image formats
- Better define how to tile images by specifying desired number of rows and columns
- Ensure original adjacent tiles are not adjacent in the final image (would be interesting to achieve)
- ...