Config details for example output about tiler HOT 8 CLOSED

Looks about right. The Starry Night painting is too complex to be represented by shapes with varying sizes, therefore in the provided examples I only tested with fixed tiles sizes (i.e. PIXEL_SHIFT = None and RESIZING_SCALES = [0.1]). The reason it too so long is because not only the painting has a high resolution, but also it had to test multiple sizes. Try the same config you used for the painting and apply it to the cake image, the Github logo, or a similiar "simple" one.

As for the second comment, yes. The folder with the tiles must only contain images.

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Good to see! You can increase RESIZING_SCALESto something like [0.25] or a larger number if you want less detail. I'm going to close this issue since it was resolved. If you have any more questions you can keep posting them here and I will reply.

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Basically there were two main types of configs:

• For the images with "grid" (fixed, cross stitch, minecraft, ...) I used a PIXEL_SHIFT with None;
• For the other type of images (circles, at, paper clips, ...) I set PIXEL_SHIFT to a fixed tuple like (5, 5) or (2, 2).

Let me know if this solved your issue.

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What about RESIZING_SCALES ?
The default value is [0.5, 0.4, 0.3, 0.2, 0.1]

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Those should yield good results too. I might have used something like [1, 0.75, 0.5, 0.25, 0.1] for some examples. For the grid ones set to a single number, such as [0.5], in order for the algorithm to just work with one tile size.

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Got it.

I runned the stary night with circle, it took almost 3 hours to finish , but the out image is some how bugged with extra layer of brightness.

The preview through windows folder is ok

but when I open the image, I got this:

Run time:

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Also when I use tile folder link:
TILES_FOLDER = "E:\\tiles\\lego" , I got error message:
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'shape'

So I have to choose sub folder:
TILES_FOLDER = "E:\\tiler-master\\tiles\\lego\\gen_lego_h"

is that normal ?

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Got it.

I am happy to share much better results

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