This was put together to automatically generate coloring for Chronodex.
This ruby script is a slim wrapper around QuickMagick, which are the python extensions to work with ImageMagick. Be sure to install ImageMagick (and ruby!) before tring to run this.
Suggestions for making installation, usage and usability more general is greatly appreciated!
Generate images
bin/chronoplan example/schedule_sample.txt
Which generates a transparent overlay ("OVERLAY.png") and the final image ("output.png").
Each line of the input file represents one wedge of the Chronodex. The parameters are semi-colon delimited (';'), and are:
- Start 'time' of the task (in degrees).
- End 'time' of the task (in degrees).
- Color of the wedge, a format that ImageMagick understands.
- Name of the task (optional).
An example input file can be found at Example.
Inspired by Scription's amazing Chronodex. I wanted to put together a small tool to generate these overlays based on a simple text input.