villares · July 26, 2024 23:25
diff --git a/animated_image_show.py b/animated_image_show.py
 """
 You'll need py5 and a use the run_sketch tool or Thonny + thonny-py5mode
 to run this py5 "imported mode" style sketch. Learn more at py5coding.org

 Add images or SVGs to a folder named 'data' next to your animated image show script.
 It will run on full screen. Click on screen and press ESC to exit.
 Adjust speed by changing the time_per_image variable in milliseconds. 

 Beware py5 might be unable to load some SVGs... an error message will be printed.
 This version will not try to scale images to fit the screen.
 """

 from pathlib import Path

 # create a folder called 'data' next to your screensaver.py file
 data_folder = Path.cwd() / 'data'

 imgs_and_svgs = []  # list of images/svgs

 time_per_image = 3000 # milliseconds
 last_image_time = 0
 index_current_image = 0

 def setup():
    full_screen() # this is an option insteado of size()
    image_mode(CENTER)
    shape_mode(CENTER)
    for path in data_folder.iterdir(): # walk the data_folder
        try:
            if path.suffix.lower() in ('.png', '.jpg', '.jpeg'):
                img = load_image(path)
                imgs_and_svgs.append((img, 'image'))
            elif path.suffix.lower() == '.svg':
                shp = load_shape(path)
                imgs_and_svgs.append((shp, 'svg'))
        except Exception as err:
            print(f'image {path.name} caused error:\n{err}')

 def draw():
    global index_current_image
    global last_image_time
    
    background(0)
    obj, kind = imgs_and_svgs[index_current_image]
    if kind == 'svg':
        shape(obj, width/2, height/2)
    else:
        image(obj, width/2, height/2)
        
    if millis() - last_image_time > time_per_image:
        number_imgs = len(imgs_and_svgs)
        index_current_image = (index_current_image + 1) % number_imgs
        last_image_time = millis()
	"""
	You'll need py5 and a use the run_sketch tool or Thonny + thonny-py5mode
	to run this py5 "imported mode" style sketch. Learn more at py5coding.org

	Add images or SVGs to a folder named 'data' next to your animated image show script.
	It will run on full screen. Click on screen and press ESC to exit.
	Adjust speed by changing the time_per_image variable in milliseconds.

	Beware py5 might be unable to load some SVGs... an error message will be printed.
	This version will not try to scale images to fit the screen.
	"""

	from pathlib import Path

	# create a folder called 'data' next to your screensaver.py file
	data_folder = Path.cwd() / 'data'

	imgs_and_svgs = [] # list of images/svgs

	time_per_image = 3000 # milliseconds
	last_image_time = 0
	index_current_image = 0

	def setup():
	full_screen() # this is an option insteado of size()
	image_mode(CENTER)
	shape_mode(CENTER)
	for path in data_folder.iterdir(): # walk the data_folder
	try:
	if path.suffix.lower() in ('.png', '.jpg', '.jpeg'):
	img = load_image(path)
	imgs_and_svgs.append((img, 'image'))
	elif path.suffix.lower() == '.svg':
	shp = load_shape(path)
	imgs_and_svgs.append((shp, 'svg'))
	except Exception as err:
	print(f'image {path.name} caused error:\n{err}')

	def draw():
	global index_current_image
	global last_image_time

	background(0)
	obj, kind = imgs_and_svgs[index_current_image]
	if kind == 'svg':
	shape(obj, width/2, height/2)
	else:
	image(obj, width/2, height/2)

	if millis() - last_image_time > time_per_image:
	number_imgs = len(imgs_and_svgs)
	index_current_image = (index_current_image + 1) % number_imgs
	last_image_time = millis()