Image Processor for Roughly Enough Items

This script is designed to process images from the Roughly Enough Items mod, specifically targeting the export crafting recipe function. It removes extra parts from the images to ensure a more uniform and tidy appearance while minimizing the footprint of the images.

Features

• Removes specified columns from images:
  • Columns 12-42 and 409-441 are removed.
  • Remaining columns are stitched together to create a clean output.
  • The following regions are kept:
    • Left part: Columns 0-11
    • Middle part: Columns 43-408
    • Right part: Columns 442-448
• Processes all images in the images subfolder and saves the processed images to the output subfolder.

Example

• Input Image:

  

  An image of size 450x198 with unwanted columns between 12-42 and 409-441.

• Output Image:

  

  The processed image will retain columns 0-11, 43-408, and 442-448, resulting in a cleaner appearance.

Important!!

• Ensure that the input images are of size 450x198; otherwise, the script will skip them and print an error message.
• The Minecraft GUI scale needs to be set to 3x for it to work properly!!!!! and this will automattically acheive the 450x198 dimensions when exporting if this doesnt work use the resize-to-450x198.py script to do this

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Pillow library

Installation

1. Make sure you have Python installed. If not, download it from python.org.
2. Install the Pillow library using pip:

   pip install pillow
   

Usuage

1. Create a folder structure as follows:

   ├── images/
   │   └── (your input images here)
   ├── output/
   │   └── (processed images will be saved here)
   └── process_images.py
   

2. Place your images in the images folder.
3. run resize-to-450x198.py if the images in the images folder arent of the dimensions 450x198.
4. Run the script :process_images.py

Note

• If you need any further adjustments or additional information, just let me know!
• I made this for my modrinth mods to simplify the documentation process

License

MIT do whatever u want with it i dont care