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minecraft-glint-generator

v1.0.1

Published

Lets you put the Minecraft enchantment glint onto an image

Downloads

5

Readme

GlintCreator (minecraft-glint-generator)

Lets you put the Minecraft enchantment glint onto an image

Install

npm install (if not using the NPM module)

Start

  1. Go to the config.json file and edit it to your liking. If you are using the NPM package pass through an object with these parameters to generate the gif.

| Paramter | Description | Type | Required | | ----------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | -------- | | image | The url to an image or a path to an image | String | true | | name | The name of the output file | String | true | | size | The size of the gif (pixels) | Integer | false | | sequence | Choose between the short or long sequence. The short sequence makes the file sizes much lower which can be used for discord emojis while the long sequence allows to show the entire glint sequence | String | false | | output | Output of the gif | String | false | | compressed_output | Output of the compressed gif | String | false | | show_progress | If to show the progress on generating the gif in the console or not | Boolean | false |

  1. Run node . to start the program. Wait a bit and the image should come out in the images/original folder as well as in the images/compressed folder for a compressed version of the gif. If you are using the NPM package, call the function to start generating the gif. At the end, the function will return a buffer.

NPM Package Example

const glintGenerator = require('minecraft-glint-generator');

glintGenerator({
	image: './example.png',
	name: 'example',
	size: 160,
	sequence: 'long',
	output: 'images/output',
	compressed_output: 'images/compressed_output',
	show_progress: true
})

Discord Emojis

If you want to use this to generate Discord emojis I recommend choosing these settings and using the compressed version of the gif: | Parameter | Value | | --- | --- | | size | 64 | | sequence | short |

Credit

The enchantment glint this is using is from https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/User:MrJam003/Animated_Sprites_Render.