tiler.py
So I had to create a 1024*1024 background image consisting of 2 different 64x64 tiles. The script had to choose randomly between both tiles, with a preference for one over the other. Below is the resulting code. Enjoy!
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| from PIL import Image | |
| from random import randint | |
| default_image_name = "tile_default.png" | |
| attention_image_name = "tile_attention.png" | |
| output_image_name = "tile_output.png" | |
| tile_size_pixels = 64 | |
| new_image = Image.new("RGB", (1024, 1024)) | |
| default_tile = Image.open(default_image_name) | |
| attention_tile = Image.open(attention_image_name) | |
| for row in range(0,16) : | |
| for column in range(0,16) : | |
| dice = randint(0,15) | |
| if dice >=14 : | |
| paste_image = attention_tile | |
| else : | |
| paste_image = default_tile | |
| new_image.paste(paste_image, (row*64, column*64)) | |
| new_image.save(output_image_name) |