The image above shows us a segment of a road. Our first goal will be to create a road segment that goes from left-to-right by rotating the above image by 90 degrees. To rotatesurfaces in Pygame, we will be using thepygame.transform.rotate()function. Don’t be confused when we use t...
The image will be scaled or zoomed in if the scale is a positive number. If the scale is 1, the image will not be scaled. The first argument of the warpAffine() function is the image that we want to rotate. The second argument is the rotation matrix, and the third argument is the...
Now that we have the rotated image, we need to create a new file to store it using File and ImageIO.write() that takes the BufferedImage object, its extension the location of the empty file. import java.awt.*; import java.awt.image.BufferedImage; import java.io.File; import java.io...
You’ll notice that the images are rotated. That is because the output of the clone’s game engine is rotated. But if the neural network is taught and then tested using such images, it will not affect its performance. You may also notice that the image is cropped so that the floor ...
Our next two sections will explore both making the Twitter bot send out an image taken from a webcam and also show you how to get the Twitter bot to tweet out the Raspberry Pi’s CPU temperatures. First, off we are going to explore grabbing the CPU temperature and tweeting that out if...
Scale Image Proportionally in Pygame This tutorial teaches you how to scale surfaces in Pygame. Load Image in Pygame Before we can transform the image, we need to import the image.load() method of Pygame. We will have to give it a path to an image and ensure that jpg, png, and gif...
Finally, thebox-shadowadds a subtle shadow beneath the button, giving it depth and making it stand out. Output: People can interact with this button, blending functionality and style—a testament to the effectiveness of basic CSS in image button. ...
This tutorial explains how to hide the axis in the plot using the matplotlib.pyplot.axis('off') command and how to remove all the whitespaces, and borders in the figure while saving the figure.
Conic Gradient is the type of gradient in which the colors are rotated about a center point defined (rather than radiating from the center). Pie charts and color wheels are two examples of conic gradients, but they can also be used to make checkerboards and some more intriguing effects....