Gifs (PE.gifsPG)
PE.gifsPG.Gif
animated image
class usage:
make an animation from list of images
Gif.__init__(self, img: list, pos=(0,0), size=(100,100), fps=12, color=(0, 0, 0, 0), rot=0)
function actions:
initialize the class
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parameters:
img - list of frames (list of pygame.Surface)
pos - gif position (vector2 like)
size - gif size (vector2 like)
fps - gif frames per second (int)
color - gif tint (color4 like)
rot - gif rotation (int)
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Gif.show(self, workspace: pygame.Surface)
function actions:
put the current frame on a surface
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parameters:
workspace - the surface to put the gif on (pygame.Surface)
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recommended place in script:
in the render zone (between the frame fill and the frame update)
Gif.get_image(self)
function actions:
get current frame
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returns:
current frame (pygame.Surface)
Gif.set_variables(self, img=None, pos=None, size=None, fps=None, color=None, rot=None)
function actions:
change the gif initial parameters without creating new or setting every parameter from scratch. None mean 'do not change'
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parameters:
img - list of frames (list of pygame.Surface)
pos - gif position (vector2 like)
size - gif size (vector2 like)
fps - gif frames per second (int)
color - gif tint (color4 like)
rot - gif rotation (int)
PE.gifsPG.init(screen_size_)
automated function, updates global data
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function actions:
update render resolution
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function usage:
used by PE.init() function to update render resolution for gifs.
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parameters:
screen_size_ - new render resolution
PE.gifsPG.fast_gif(img, workspace, pos=(0, 0), size=(100, 100), fps=12)
a gif in only one line.
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function actions:
pick the current frame from the list, apply some transforms, and put it on a surface​
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parameters:
img - frame list (list of pygame.Surface)
workspace - surface to put the gif on (pygame.Surface)
pos - gif position (vector2 like)
size - gif size (vector2 like)
fps - the gif's frame rate (int)