I need to blend an image over another image using Pythons PIL Library. As you can see in the image below, my two source images are A and B. When I do: imageA.paste(imageB, (0, 0), imageB) I get C as…
I'm currently writing a script to generate some textures according to color schemes for a project of mine, and one of the things I need to do is "multiply" the image, much like the layering mode that you can find…
When I run my program it gives me the following warning: libpng warning: iCCP: known incorrect sRGB profile I know why this is caused, the sRGB is what it wants, but I use adobe photoshop RGB. Just wondering if there…
I would like to be able to send a message to a group chat in Telegram. I want to run a python script (which makes some operations that already works) and then, if some parameters have some values the script…
I am currently working on creating a game using python 3.2.3 and pygame. I am creating a game that is very similar to Mario (a side scroller); my game involves a series of 'bricks' that the character will need to…
I want to know how to find the shape of an object in the image and store it in a variable for further use. For instance, And I want to extract only the shape, something like this(I manipulated the image…
Below is a scatter plot I constructed from two numpy arrays. Scatter Plot Example What I'd like to add to this plot is a running median of y over a range of x. I've photoshoped in an example: Modified Scatter…
I have a software names database which i need to search ,now i am trying to find a query which will select the right software by name . The software name field is a VARCHAR Example software list in DB:…
so I am actually trying to get into software development and I currently have just spent a few days making a GUI in Photoshop. Now I know how to code in Java and Python but I have never implemented a…
I apologize in advance if I'm asking a somewhat obvious question, but I'm somewhat new to Python and am still figuring out the kinks of it. I'm working on a script to search through a tree, starting at node A…