User:Lexzach/hlmv-transparent

HLMV Transparent DOWNLOAD THE PROGRAM HERE HLMV Transparent is an easy-to-use python-based program, developed by Lexzach specifically for the Team Fortress 2 Wiki, that allows for the automated removal of the Half-Life Model Viewer background, to form a completely transparent background that complies with the guidelines for the Team Fortress 2 Wiki. The program will also optionally crop the image down to its smallest size possible while retaining all details of the image. If you have a 1920x1080 monitor, you can set up HLMV Transparent to automatically take the screenshots when pressing the "s" key. After more than 2 months in development, hopefully, it was worth the wait.

Gallery HLMV Screenshot with white background (first user input) HLMV Screenshot with black background (second user input) Data from HLMV Transparent Transparent Data from HLMV Transparent Pre-Crop finished image from HLMV Transparent (what the program outputs) Finished image from HLMV Transparent (after the program crops the former image) Previous image with smoothing applied at a strength of 1.3 Update History v2.2 Added Rendering Folder to GitHub Added Cropping Folder to GitHub v2.1 Added smoothing to edges Added edgeSmoothing into config.txt to allow the user to adjust smoothing strength New requirement SciKit Updated samples to reflect changes Changed cropping tool to list number of images to crop instead of the file names Fixed crashing issue because the program doesn't import Glob v2.0 Fixed all known issues with rendering Anti-aliasing is now supported using GPU Removed pixelLenience as it is not needed v1.8 Fixed black line rendering on right side of pixels v1.6 Added Anti-Aliasing Added pixelLenience into config.txt to allow the user to set Anti-Aliasing strength Updated the example folders to use Anti-Aliasing demos v1.5 Added seperate "Cropper" script for only cropping images Added folders for organization v1.2 Added general optimizations v1.1 Added automatic mode for quick screenshots Required 2 new dependenceies v1.0 Release version

A program developed by Lexzach.