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Turbo Meme Generator

A tool I made that uses templates and simages (short for "surrogate images") to generate abstract sh*tposts.

Runs on Python 3.4(.2)

Install

Check releases.

The database is available here.

The template designer is available here.

Usage

I'm literally gonna let argparse write this for me because I don't want to waste the effort.

usage: turbomeme.py [-h] [-c file] [-sl dir] [-tl dir] [-uf dir] [-q int]
                    [-co count] [-tf file]
                    out

Churns memes at the speed of sound

positional arguments:
  out                   Output file (or directory if you're using count)

optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -c file, --config file
                        Specify custom config. The default config is in the
                        same directory as the install.
  -sl dir, --simages-location dir
                        Location for simages
  -tl dir, --templates-location dir
                        Location for templates
  -uf dir, --unused-file dir
                        Location for unused files
  -q int, --quality int
                        Quality of image from 1 (worst) to 95 (best)
  -co count, --count count
                        Specify how many memes you intend to output
  -tf file, --template-file file
                        Override choosing random template and supply your own,
                        instead. Used for testing purposes

Sample images

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Build

Run setup.py inside the directory to compile it into a single .exe file.

Dependencies (that aren't included in a standard install of Python 3.4.2):

  • py2exe (only if you plan to build with setup.py obviously)
  • Pillow (fork of old PIL, updated for Python 3.4)

Licenses

what?