StickyPy - Alpha 16

A .deb package of StickyPy is available for download at http://www.dotdeb.com/graphics.php

ragent: Oh I am very sorry about the late response. I cant say why the export button does not work, it will pause the program for a few seconds while it renders the animation into the render folder, but maybe the folder doesn't exist (I did not put very much effort into that feature yet, I think I probably should). I am sorry about that, you could pose the figure, click play to make the vertices disappear, then take a screenshot.
To add eyes you would have to extrude the top point of the default figure down to two positions in the head, then extrude those two points, go into the shape panel (right click on a vertex). Set the top two points to hidden, and make sure the bottom two are set to circle (which I assume they already are). If all else fails, use Pivot (http://pbone.it-mate.co.uk/pivot.htm). StickyPy is not yet complete, so don't be surprised about crashes... Save lots, get the newest version, and make sure you have read what I have written so far of the tutorial (http://stickypy.sourceforge.net/texttutorial.html)

Hi I am developing a program to convert children story to comic strip using stick figures. As part of it, I need to develop my visual dictionary of figures in various postures and emotions. StickyPy would be great help to me if you can tell me following two things
1. How can I store the resultant stick man image in jpeg/png or some other standard format? I thought the export button would do this but on clicking the Export button, the program crashes.

2. is there a way to add eyes, nose and mouth in the stick figure?

hmm... It works fine for me, but Vector is in the obj.py file. Sorry for the late response

The source (alpha 19) can't run because Vector() is not defined.
Where is the source module for the vector class ?

Nice Program with much potential, I want to see it finished.

Your program is a good one. Take your time.
But don't forget to share what you have learned with the rest of the world !. (I will look at the first stable version !)

lol. i don't even know how to program in a group yet, so it would be pretty fail. anyway, this is my project... trying to improve my programming skills, and it wont happen if i'm not doing the programming myself. sorry. maybe in a couple of years when i'm doing a software engineering course :D

3/5 because the work is not finished.
Good luck Mister "I know what to do to my program". we could have learned a lot from each other...

Hey claxo, it says "from objs import *" at the top of the file right?

I know what to do to my program, just give it some time (gotta do school work and stuff at the same time). Also, my program supports any shapes as limbs, they just have to be written :) At the moment it has minimal support for images as limbs. The keyframe editor also needs a rework. And 3/5? That was only 3 weeks of programming at the time!

Hello, I'm working on a similar project (but using pictures (of arm, head, legs...) instead of sticks) Your code is intersting (but not yet finished !). If you need help, I'm your man. (if you don't mind working with a french coder).

oh, sorry, the traceback last line was
NameError: name 'Vector' is not defined

with python 2.6.1 got Traceback [...]
File "D:\pygame\StickyPy\src\defs.py", line 204, in <module>
def getGrab(mousepos, Stick, Offset = Vector(0, 0), SizeRatio = 1, AngOff =
0):

I workarounded by replacing there Offset=Vector(0,0= with Offset=None, and adding below :
if Offset is None:
Offset = Vector(0,0)

(sae for other funcs with similar signature)