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Metadata-Version: 2.1
Name: asciigraphics
Version: 0.1.0
Summary: Do Pixel Graphics with ascii charecters
Home-page: https://github.com/beaterblank/ascii-graphics
Author: G.Mohan teja
Author-email: mohanteja.g2019@vitstudent.ac.in
License: UNKNOWN
Description: # ascii-graphics


        __Note__ to check the code goto [src/asciianim.py](src/asciianim.py) on running code goes into full screen u can get out of the full screen by pressing f11

        __this is only available for windows operating systems right now__
        (best used on windows 10)(could work on other operating systems -   not tested)

        we need to configure our command prompt to show us square texts or else
        program will give us a wroped in y direction result to do this
        *__open command prompt__
        *__right click on top and goto defaults__
        *__goto fonts and select _Raster Fonts_ and of font size 8*8 and save it__
        (take a note of your previous settings cause its highly probabable that you wont like this font

        install the software by using
        __python -m pip install asciigraphics__ or in some systems
        __py -m pip install asciigraphics__ or
        __pip install asciigraphics__


        ## Usage :

        __Note:__
        __*variable*__ implies it has a default vaule

        create a new python file

        then first we need to import the module
        __import asciigraphics as a__

        then we need to create canvas we can do that with function
        __a.createcanvas()__
        this creates a full screen canvas if u want to edit size and fulscreeness the arguments are
        __a.createcanvas(*width,height,bool_fullscreen*)__

        __a.draw()__  updates the screen
        __a.clearbg()__ clear the screen

        ### 2d

        __a.point(x,y,*color,intensity*)__ places a point with given color and intensity at a given position

        __Note :__
        intensity ranges from 0 to 68 int values
        color ranges from [0,0] to [15,15] int array values

        __a.line_2d(x1,y1,x2,y2,*color,intensity,key*)__ draws a line for given points,if key is set to true updates after drawing the
        line automatically if set to false we need to update it manually usefull for speed when u draw multiple lines u can update all of them at once

        __a.rect_2d(x1,y1,width,height,*color,intensity,key*)__ draws a rectangle with given width and height @ position x,y

        __a.ellipse_2d(xc, yc,rx, ry,*color,intensity,key*)__ draws a ellipse at xc,yc with radius rx,ry

        __a.arc_2d(x,y,r,a,*color,intensity,key*)__ draws an arc

        __a.scale_2d(s,*color,intensity,key*)__ scales the whole 2d space

        __a.transform_2d(x,y,*color,intensity,key*)__ transform the whole 2d space

        __a.rotate_at_2d(x,y,a,*color,intensity,key*)__ rotates the whole 2d space

        __a.fill(x,y,Nc,*fillc,intensity,key,Pc*)__ Nc is boder color and fillc is the fillcolor

        __a.text(x,y,string,*color,key*)__ puts a text at given location with warping


        ### 3d

        make a 3d object in blender export it as an obj file and while exporting only tick the option triangulate faces and untick anything else to make sure this can import it

        to import the obj file u can use the the function

        __obj = a.import_obj("*(file location)*..../objfile.obj")__

        u can draw this object with the function

        __a.Draw_Object(obj,*at,showmesh,fillkey,key,light,camera*)__

        this will draw the object at distance __at__ if showmesh is set to true it will showmesh and fillkey is set to true it will
        fill the mesh

        __Note :__ here light and camera are of type vector3d created a by dataclass ie to change the light direction make a variable
        __l = a.vector3d((float),(float),(float))__

        and hence this will draw the object

        to rotate the points array we have function

        __a.rxa(angle,points)__
        __a.rya(angle,points)__
        __a.rza(angle,points)__

        to rotate points in obj variable

        __p = obj.p__
        __rxa(angle,p)__ or __a.rya(angle,p)__ or __a.rza(angle,p)__
        __obj.p = p__

        this will rotate points by a given angle


Platform: UNKNOWN
Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: GNU General Public License v2 or later (GPLv2+)
Classifier: Operating System :: Microsoft :: Windows :: Windows 10
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.9
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