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How to find coordinates of any image in python?

How to Find Coordinates of  Any Image in Python.

 

What's up everyone, today we'll know the way of finding coordinates in python. So without wasting of time, let's go ahead.

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#Requirements for finding coordinates.

** Firstly, You have to install sketchpy module.
**To install sketchpy module, you have to use keyword ' pip install sketchpy==0.0.22 '. If you uses only ' pip install sketchpy ' then it will show error.
**You can't find coordinates in Android or pydroid3, because sketchpy module uses canvas or cv2 module and cv2 module comes in premium of pydroid3.
** If you purchases pydroid3 premium may be that will work.
**You can't find coordinates of any .svg image. But you can make .svg image to .jpg image by taking screenshot of your .svg image 
**Now, The codes are here which you can use for finding coordinates of any image.

Watch Full Tutorial here on YouTube: " How to find coordinates and draw any image?"

https://youtu.be/kBMx8j6_mb4



✓# Source Code:

from sketchpy import canvas

p = 'brave.png'

obj = canvas.trace(img_path= p,zoom=7,scale=4)

obj.trace()

#changes which you can make:
*In this code I'm using brave logo image.


*Write your image name at the variable p.
*For size of image, change scale value.
*For zoom, change zoom value.


Thank you.


 

 

      

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