Open Source Python Graphics Software for ChromeOS - Page 5

ColladaCGF enables exporting 3D models into Crysis, using Crytek's resource compiler and Blender/Maya's Collada exporters. Import is partly supported as well, via the Python File Format Interface.

A script to generate shapes representing colors, using the ColorAdd code developped by Miguel Neiva: http://coloradd.net The ColorAdd code is a monochromatic Graphical Code allowing colorblind to recognize colors.

Allows viewing of .cbr and .cbz comic book archives over an internet connection via a web browser. Extracts images from archives on demand, resizing them if necessary in order to be bandwidth/browser friendly.

The Plone product "ConT2I" was developed by proprietary development. It allows to convert any type of texts to images. It is licensed under GPL.

Crystal Entity Layer (CEL) is a game entity layer based on Crystal Space. It makes it easier for game developers to create games based on Crystal Space. CEL can optionally be used together with Python or other scripting languages.

Deja Vue is a space, where users can record their mouse movements with a magic of particles to the GlobalMind. The Client is able to switch to GlobalMind and play random records, recorded of many users. Creativity unlimited, this is where IT meets Art

DeskFrame is a desktop picture frame - basically a window which displays pictures from the hard-disk, changing them at fixed intervals. It has some nice randomization possibilities to create random, but related sequences of images.

Endo is a simple, powerful 3D modeling program. It is good for making low-poly models for video games, and the like. Future version will provide texturing and rigging support.

Display a simple graphical dialog box to add or edit Exif UserComment contained into images. Supports Unicode UTF-8 characters. Originally developed as a plugin for Geeqie image viwer. It requires Python GTK+ and exiv2 tool.

EzGallery is designed to quickly create and publish an HTML image gallery. It is a GUI desktop application that was written for people who want to publish a Web image gallery on a site that doesn't support PHP, ASP, or CGI programs.

Web gallery based on pre-generated metadata, typically according to directory structure, not database or an administration. Development moved to: http://github.com/martinkozak/fsgal.

An online photo editor that harnesses the power of AJAX

Python code to get statistics from a Flickr account - MOVED TO GITHUB!

A Python module that reads and writes binary files for which there is a format-description. If the module is run as a script the module will read the data from file and emit an editable Python script that, when run, will generate the data file again.

FOW is a simple to use photo-album generating tool. One can add their own style sheets. The supplied style sheets should give an idea of what could be done.

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FrankMocap is a monocular 3D human capture system that estimates body, hand, and optionally face pose from a single RGB image or video. It regresses parametric human models (e.g., SMPL/SMPL-X) directly, producing temporally stable meshes and joint angles suitable for animation or analytics. The pipeline couples a robust 2D keypoint detector with 3D mesh regression networks and priors that keep results anatomically plausible. It can run frame-by-frame or with temporal smoothing, and includes demo apps for live webcam capture as well as batch processing. Outputs include textured meshes, joint locations, and model parameters that can be exported to common DCC tools and game engines. The codebase offers pretrained models, clear inference scripts, and utilities to visualize results, making single-camera motion capture approachable on commodity hardware. Researchers and creators use it for motion studies, AR/VR prototyping, character animation, and human-in-the-loop editing.

FreeMet is a meteorological program which provides weather maps, radar movies, and forecasts in one GUI. New functions can be added easily by writing new plugins which download, parse or process existing data available on the internet.

gif-for-cli is a small, playful utility that brings animated GIFs to the command line by rendering frames directly in a terminal. It takes an input GIF (or a URL) and converts each frame into a terminal-friendly representation, timing updates to approximate the original animation. Depending on terminal capabilities, it can use ANSI color blocks or image protocols to achieve surprisingly faithful playback. The tool includes conveniences such as looping control, scaling to fit your terminal, and caching to avoid repeated downloads. It’s useful for quick visual feedback, lightweight demos, or just adding some personality to scripts and readmes. Despite its whimsical nature, the project is a tight example of frame decoding, timing, and terminal rendering glued together in a single command.

A PyGTK app to manage photos and photo albums with recent photo-capable Apple iPod models

This XML-based language will allow easy creation and integration of Game Map and Object definitions for any game.

Gaze at the landscape is a wallpaper switcher that uses on-line sources of pictures to provide a delightful desktop environment.

Geomatrix, collection of C/C++ libraries to be used for symbolic description of n-dimensional geometric models. Operates internally with a representation that constructs complex objects based on primitives, allowing loss-less modifcation of models.

Geotag Merge is designed to combine track data from a GPS unit with EXIF data in a series of photographs. A handheld GPS can be simply carried while taking photos, and the photos can later be automatically gettagged (by matching timestamps).

Gimp Gradient Extrapolate is a plugin for Gimp 2.8. It fills gaps or removes objects, both of which are surrounded by a gradient like smooth image structure (e.g. sky). Refer to the wiki to see how to use it. Note, since this plug-in is written in python and involves optimization problems and non-filter operations, this script's runtime can be rather long, depending on the size of your image selection. Consider donating to this project: https://sourceforge.net/projects/gimp-g-e/donate