Iam working with PIL, I have drawn bezier curve on image, I want to increase thickness of that curve. Here is my code:
for image in images:
img = Image.open("/home/ec2-user/virtualenvs/axonator-production/axonator/media/app_data/ax_picture_20150831_213704.png").convert('RGBA')
for annotation in image["annotations"]:
xys = []
frame = annotation["frame"].split(",")
frame = [int(float(frame[0])),int(float(frame[1])),int(float(frame[2])),int(float(frame[3]))]
frame_location = (frame[0],frame[1])
frame_size = (5000 , 5000)
for point in annotation["path"]:
pt = point["points"].split(",")
xys.append((pt[0],pt[1]))
bezier = make_bezier(xys)
points = bezier(ts)
curve = Image.new('RGBA', frame_size)
import pdb; pdb.set_trace()
curve_draw = ImageDraw.Draw(curve)
curve_draw.polygon(points,outline="red")
curve_draw.text(points[0],str(order))
order = order + 1
img.paste(curve,frame_location,mask = curve)
img.save('out.png')
The function draw.polygon()
can't take a 'width' argument like line()
can.
Besides that, line()
will take a sequence of points and will draw a polyline.
The line endings will be ugly, but by drawing circles on the endings, you can make them pretty!
The code below draws a beautiful thick red polygon.
from PIL import Image, ImageDraw
points = (
(30, 40),
(120, 60),
(110, 90),
(20, 110),
(30, 40),
)
im = Image.new("RGB", (130, 120))
dr = ImageDraw.Draw(im)
dr.line(points, fill="red", width=9)
for point in points:
dr.ellipse((point[0] - 4, point[1] - 4, point[0] + 4, point[1] + 4), fill="red")
im.save("polygon.png")
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