When it comes to Low Poly, if you don’t specialize in design, you may be unfamiliar with the concept, but if I cite the following picture, you should be a little impressed.
Low Poly is a retro-futuristic design style that was widely adopted in early computer modeling and animation, and is now widely used in games as well. LowPoly is a project written in java language that can generate lowpoly-style pictures, the use method is also very simple, just import the picture and call the relevant methods to generate, the following are the steps:
1. Download the LowPoly-1.1jar package
java -jar LowPoly-1.0.jar input_filename output_filename
2. Call the generate() method
Main parameters: * @param inputStream source image* @param outputStream output image stream* @param accuracy value, the smaller the higher the precision* @param scale scale, the size ratio of the source image and the target image* @param fill whether to fill the color, if false, only draw lines* @param format Output image format * @param antiAliasing anti-aliasing* @param pointCount Number of random points* @throws IOException*/LowPoly.generate(inputStream, outputStream, accuracy, scale, fill,format, antiAliasing, pointCount);
Renderings:
In addition, LowPoly also has an Android version, because the author does not provide Android dependency, so you also need to import jar packages to use, interested students can learn about it.
