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import numpy as np
import os
import time
from PIL import Image
from moviepy.editor import VideoClip
# Paths
image_one_path = '/home/daddy/morph/one.jpeg'
image_two_path = '/home/daddy/morph/two.png'
output_path = '/home/daddy/morph/output'
output_filename = f'morph{int(time.time())}.mp4'
# Function to create each frame of the video
def make_frame(t):
if t < duration1:
# Display the first image
frame_array = img1_array.copy()
elif t < duration1 + duration2:
# Morphing effect with particle explosion and implosion
progress = (t - duration1) / duration2 # Normalize progress to [0, 1]
# Create an empty frame with transparency
frame_array = np.zeros_like(img1_array)
frame_array[:, :, 3] = 0 # Set alpha channel to 0 (fully transparent)
for idx, (x, y) in enumerate(particle_positions):
# Extract the patch from the first image
patch = img1_array[y:y+particle_size, x:x+particle_size].copy()
# Explosion offsets
offset_x, offset_y = explosion_offsets[idx]
if progress < 0.5:
# Explosion phase
explosion_progress = progress * 2 # Scale progress to [0, 1]
current_x = x + explosion_progress * offset_x
current_y = y + explosion_progress * offset_y
else:
# Implosion phase
implosion_progress = (progress - 0.5) * 2 # Scale progress to [0, 1]
# Target positions in the second image
target_x, target_y = particle_to_target_position.get((x, y), (x, y))
# Current position moves from exploded position to target position
current_x = (x + offset_x) + implosion_progress * (target_x - (x + offset_x))
current_y = (y + offset_y) + implosion_progress * (target_y - (y + offset_y))
# Convert positions to integers and ensure they stay within frame boundaries
current_x = int(np.clip(current_x, 0, width - particle_size))
current_y = int(np.clip(current_y, 0, height - particle_size))
# Place the current patch onto the frame
frame_array[current_y:current_y+particle_size, current_x:current_x+particle_size] = patch
else:
# Display the second image
frame_array = img2_array.copy()
# Convert the NumPy array back to an image
frame_image = Image.fromarray(frame_array, 'RGBA')
# Return frame as an RGB image (MoviePy expects RGB format)
return np.array(frame_image.convert('RGB'))
# Main program
if name == "main":
# Input parameters with default values
duration1 = int(input("Enter duration for first image display (seconds, default 5): ") or 5)
duration2 = int(input("Enter duration for morphing effect (seconds, default 5): ") or 5)
duration3 = int(input("Enter duration for second image display (seconds, default 5): ") or 5)
particle_size = int(input("Enter particle size (pixels, default 4): ") or 4)
# Load images and ensure they are in RGBA format
img1 = Image.open(image_one_path).convert('RGBA').resize((1024, 1024))
img2 = Image.open(image_two_path).convert('RGBA').resize((1024, 1024))
# Convert images to NumPy arrays
img1_array = np.array(img1)
img2_array = np.array(img2)
# Get image dimensions
width, height = img1.size
# Calculate the number of particles in the x and y directions
particles_in_row = width // particle_size
particles_in_col = height // particle_size
# Prepare lists to store particle positions and explosion offsets
particle_positions = []
explosion_offsets = []
# Generate particle positions and explosion offsets
for i in range(particles_in_col):
for j in range(particles_in_row):
x = j * particle_size
y = i * particle_size
particle_positions.append((x, y))
# Randomize explosion offsets for more dynamic effect
offset_x = np.random.uniform(-width, width)
offset_y = np.random.uniform(-height, height)
explosion_offsets.append((offset_x, offset_y))
# Detect target pixels in the second image (e.g., black pixels)
# We'll use pixels where the sum of RGB values is less than a threshold (i.e., dark pixels)
target_threshold = int(input("Enter threshold for target pixel detection (0-765, default 100): ") or 100)
# Sum the RGB channels
img2_rgb_sum = img2_array[:, :, :3].sum(axis=2)
# Find positions where the pixel is darker than the threshold
target_pixels = np.where(img2_rgb_sum < target_threshold)
# Zip the coordinates
target_pixel_positions = list(zip(target_pixels[1], target_pixels[0])) # (x, y)
# Handle cases where there are more particles than target pixels or vice versa
num_particles = len(particle_positions)
num_targets = len(target_pixel_positions)
# Map particles to target pixels
particle_to_target_position = {}
if num_particles <= num_targets:
# Assign each particle to a target pixel
selected_targets = np.random.choice(num_targets, num_particles, replace=False)
for idx, particle_pos in enumerate(particle_positions):
target_idx = selected_targets[idx]
target_pos = target_pixel_positions[target_idx]
particle_to_target_position[particle_pos] = target_pos
else:
# There are more particles than target pixels
# Some particles will fade out; map particles to targets randomly
selected_targets = np.random.choice(num_targets, num_particles)
for idx, particle_pos in enumerate(particle_positions):
target_idx = selected_targets[idx]
target_pos = target_pixel_positions[target_idx]
particle_to_target_position[particle_pos] = target_pos
total_duration = duration1 + duration2 + duration3
# Create and write the video
animation = VideoClip(make_frame, duration=total_duration)
animation.write_videofile(os.path.join( what is missing ASSISTANT
It looks like the last line of your code is incomplete. Specifically, you're missing the arguments inside the `os.path.join()` function in the `animation.write_videofile()` call. Here's the incomplete line:
```python
animation.write_videofile(os.path.join( what is missing
```
To fix this, you need to provide the path and filename where you want to save the output video. Earlier in your code, you've defined `output_path` and `output_filename`:
```python
output_path = '/home/daddy/morph/output'
output_filename = f'morph{int(time.time())}.mp4'
```
You can use these variables to complete the `os.path.join()` function call. Here's the corrected line:
```python
animation.write_videofile(os.path.join(output_path, output_filename))
```
This line combines `output_path` and `output_filename` to create the full path for the output video file and then writes the video to that location.
**Final Code Snippet:**
```python
# Create and write the video
animation = VideoClip(make_frame, duration=total_duration)
animation.write_videofile(os.path.join(output_path, output_filename))
```
**Summary:**
- **Issue:** Missing arguments in `os.path.join()` function.
- **Solution:** Provide `output_path` and `output_filename` as arguments to `os.path.join()`.
Let me know if you have any further questions or need assistance with other parts of your code!