Assortment of (very hacky) scripts I have written to do things with images
A bash script that takes a gif, and turns it into a gif that in one animation completes a cycle. This is so many can be placed together and it will look like it is moving across the screen.
Usage: ./makeroll input.gif
A bash script that does the same as above, but with a static image
Usage: edit settings in file and ./makestaticroll input.png
A script that takes an image and "converts" its pixels into a new base. For instance, turning pixels into hexels. It is very very inefficent, and needs to be rewritten. The script takes about 30s to process a 1080x1920 image.
Example: http://imgur.com/a/lnJtH
Usage: edit file to choose base and ./test.py input.png