cxreiff

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by cxreiff 2y ago
Oh, hello! Thank you for your wonderful library, it made this very easy. :) If there were significant performance improvements it would be useful to have a non-ratatui option in bevy_ratatui_render! But I would still keep the ratatui option
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by cxreiff 2y ago
Definitely something I want to do down the line... something like the Sobel filter approach that acerola uses in this video: https://youtu.be/gg40RWiaHRY?si=DWtt-fdSUVADFNS_
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by cxreiff 2y ago
Oh, thank you! I'll look into this. I'm a little apprehensive of tmux because I've had it mess with ANSI colors before, which this relies heavily on. But it would let me get this to trigger while things like neovim are open,
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by cxreiff 2y ago
Bevy lets you create a custom render pipeline, so you just have to get the rendered image and send it to ratatui instead of a window. I handled that part in bevy_ratatui_render ( https://github.com/cxreiff/bevy_ratatui_r
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by cxreiff 2y ago
Its an old windows screensaver! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MHGnSqr9kK8 That would be cool! But this is a fairly different/incompatible approach- here each frame is generated by the GPU using an actual game engine
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by cxreiff 2y ago
I made some screensavers that you can have run after a period of inactivity in your terminal. I'm using bevy to generate frames and then ratatui/ratatui-image, through my plugin bevy_ratatui_render ( https://github.com&#
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Show HN: Screensavers for your terminal (Bevy/Ratatui)(github.com)
119 points by cxreiff 2y ago|21 comments