my-nft-gen v1.6.1

my-nft-gen

Searching for the perfect loop? my-nft-gen makes loops. An infinite amount of loops. With a massive amount of setting with which to change the output.

Example usage

To create a loop, first define a Project.

const exampleProject = new Project({
   artist: 'sample user',  
   projectName: 'example-project',  
   projectDirectory: 'src/example-project/', //Location of the project folder
   neutrals: ['#FFFFFF'],  
   backgrounds: ['#00000000'],
   numberOfFrame: 1800,  //targets 120 frames per second, so this is a 15-second loop
   colorScheme: [
      '#ffd439',
      '#fa448c',
      '#faa405',
      '#f72215',
      '#a0c409',
      '#1cb0d4',
   ],
   longestSideInPixels = 1920,  //This should be a standard video resolution
   shortestSideInPixels = 1080,
   isHorizontal = false,  //Vertical or horizontal video
});

Once you have a project defined, you can add effects. There are three types of effects: primary, secondary, and final. The primary effects are individual layers. Secondary effects can be applied to primary effects. Final effects are applied to the composite image.

await exampleProject.addPrimaryEffect({
      layerConfig: new LayerConfig({
          effect: RedEyeEffect,  //Effect to apply
          percentChance: 100,  //Percent chance it will be in the generated loop. 100 guarantees effect
          currentEffectConfig: new RedEyeConfig({  //The config for the effect
              invertLayers: false,
              layerOpacity: 0.7,
              underLayerOpacity: 0.5,
              center: new Point2D(1080 / 2, 1920 / 2),
              innerColor: new ColorPicker(ColorPicker.SelectionType.colorBucket),  //This will pick randomly from the colorScheme array defined on the project
              outerColor: new ColorPicker(ColorPicker.SelectionType.neutralBucket),  //this will pick randomly from the neutral array defined on the project
              stroke: 0,
              thickness: 1,
              sparsityFactor: [9, 10, 12],
              innerRadius: 400,
              outerRadius: 900,
              possibleJumpRangeInPixels: {lower: 5, upper: 20},
              lineLength: {lower: 80, upper: 100},
              numberOfLoops: {lower: 1, upper: 1},
              accentRange: {bottom: {lower: 0, upper: 0}, top: {lower: 0, upper: 0}},
              blurRange: {bottom: {lower: 0, upper: 0}, top: {lower: 0, upper: 0}},
              featherTimes: {lower: 0, upper: 0},
          }),
          possibleSecondaryEffects: [ //Array for applying secondary effects
              new LayerConfig({
                  effect: GlowEffect,
                  percentChance: 100, //Percent chance it will be in the generated loop. 100 guarantees effect
                  currentEffectConfig: new GlowConfig({
                      lowerRange: {lower: 0, upper: 0},
                      upperRange: {lower: 360, upper: 360},
                      times: {lower: 2, upper: 2}
                  }),
              }),
          ]
      }),
  });

Once you have added the effects to the program, it is time to generate the loop.

exampleProject.generateRandomLoop(false) //set to true to keep the frames generated to created the video from being deleted