Projects tagged ‘comics’ and ‘webcomics’

O Quadrigital é um programa desenvolvido para a construção digital de História em Quadrinhos. Facilita o processo de balonização e quadrinização. The Quadrigital - Comic Edit is software developed for the construction of Comic Books.

WPComic is designed to be a webcomic management system that is both, flexible and easy to use. Built on the highly popular WordPress blogging software, WPComic offers you all the wonderful ... [More] functionality that comes with WordPress along with a simple, but powerful mechanism to update and publish webcomics. [Less]

Ringtail is a website application written in PHP that allows a webcomic author to easily upload his or her comic to their own website. Each submission is automatically paginated with navigation links ... [More] and the software provides the ability to do some automatic RSS feeds without any real special know-how. Features"Flat-file" storage (no database needed). Supports JPG, GIF and PNG images. Semi-automatic RSS feeds. Automatic archive listings. Minimal administrator backend. Supports a variety of file naming conventions. Please see the Installation page for instructions on installing the current stable version. 1.2 ALPHA is available for download and testing. It is NOT recommended that this be installed on any production environment unless you know what you are doing. Only download and use this as a test medium for bug tracking and testing. This version is to be considered unstable and incomplete. See the Downloads page to get it. Ringtail is owned and maintained by Wardiso. [Less]

snipstrip.pyTool to split comic strip images into individual rows or frames thus making it easier to read comics on handheld devices such as mobile phones, PDAs and handheld multimedia players. For ... [More] example: using this module, you can split command_line_fu.png from xkcd.com ... to ... API Usage:Initialization:>>> from snipstrip import ComicPage >>> p = ComicPage('some_comic.png') To snip off the rows within the comic page ... >>> rows = p.get_by_row() # returns all the rows from the comic >>> for row in rows: ... p.page.crop(row).show() # displays snipped rows in sequence ... To snip the frames of any row >>> frames = p.get_by_frame(row) # returns all the frames from the row >>> for frame in p.frames[row]: ... self.page.crop(frame).show() # displays snipped frames ... To 'parse' the entire ComicPage in one go >>> p.process() # call p.get_by_frame() over all p.get_by_row() rowsCLI Usage:$ python snipstrip.py [...] where arguments are comic strip imagesTODOImproved the commandline Distutils-lify the module Complete the dump() method to serialize the process()ed data [Less]