A tool specialized for print that generates repeating patterns out of input images. It preserves DPI, ICC Profile, Chroma, Gamma and SRGB information of the original image in the output image.
The easiest way to use Repeaty is to download the latest release from the release page and extract it to a directory of our choice.
Additional example output can be found in the examples directory.
As of now Repeaty supports only .png files.
Assuming we have Git installed first we need to clone and initialize this repository via:
git clone https://github.com/kerskuchen/repeaty.git
cd repeaty
git submodule update --init --remote
Assuming we have Rust installed and can run cargo commands we can
build a release version by just running windows_build_shipping.bat. This creates a new folder
named windows_shipping which contains the final executable ready to run with all needed
resources.
If we have the Resource Hacker tool in our %PATH the
windows_build_shipping.bat script will also set a launcher icon and version information for our
executable.
We can build a debug version by running the usual cargo build command. The
Rust website has good information about how to start development
with Rust.
For development it is a good idea to check out the cottontail submodule on the master branch via
cd cottontail
git checkout master
That will make sure that we don't accidentally commit something to cottontail in the
detached HEAD state. We need to be cautious though as this will not automatically checkout the
latest version of cottontail.
If we want to update cottontail to its latest version on master we can just run the
git_update_cottontail.bat script.