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So far waifu crop, as it's known, works automatically. That's all well and good for minimalist images such as the examples, but for other images, a way to define a center per image may be welcome. Perhaps a cache could be built as it is with pywal that allows us to define a crop style and/or center per image. I'd imagine cache text files could contain either the coordinates for the image center (such as -100x0 for 100 pixels left of the center) or a crop method (such as auto).
A cache is pretty important to me because I change wallpapers very often - I've got a script theme that runs everything wal-related on a random image in a given folder. Thoughts?
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There's already --crop_offset (see config file for available values) which allows you to set how the image is cropped. This also caches the crop offset as part of the filename. The only problem is that you'll need to specify the crop mode each time you want to display the image.
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So far waifu crop, as it's known, works automatically. That's all well and good for minimalist images such as the examples, but for other images, a way to define a center per image may be welcome. Perhaps a cache could be built as it is with
pywal
that allows us to define a crop style and/or center per image. I'd imagine cache text files could contain either the coordinates for the image center (such as-100x0
for 100 pixels left of the center) or a crop method (such asauto
).A cache is pretty important to me because I change wallpapers very often - I've got a script
theme
that runs everythingwal
-related on a random image in a given folder. Thoughts?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: