Miscellaneous Python Scripts

A collection of miscellaneous Python scripts I've created for various tasks.

Contents

Bedrock Command Automation

BedrockCommandAutomation.py automates the execution of a list of commands in Minecraft Bedrock. Place your commands in the commands = [] list, and the script will execute them one at a time. The process involves pressing the chat key, pasting the command, and pressing enter, with a slight delay between each action. Despite the rather crude method, it works effectively.

This script serves as an alternative to using RCON due to issues with color codes and long command sequences.

Coordinate Drift Correction

CoordinateDriftCorrection.py scans a specified CSV file for Coordinates in rows whose 5th and 6th columns meet certain (hardcoded) criteria, then modifies them by an amount and operation provided by the user.

This script was created to correct coordinates provided in The Shulker Archives Database when I shifted multiple categories in the Map down so that the spare/blank cutout was in a more useful position.

Deleting Duplicate Clips

DeletingDoubleClips.py scans a specified folder and deletes files matching given patterns.

This script was developed to help sort through old PS4/PS5 gameplay clips, many of which were duplicated during transfers between consoles, USB drives, and computers over the years.

Thumbnail Generator

ThumbGen.py processes images from a source folder, crops them to a square size (top-aligned), and saves them in a destination folder with the supplied prefix or suffix appended.

This script was designed to manage a large collection of posts from 4chan, which I have been organizing and sharing on my personal website. Many images have irregular sizes, causing display issues in grids or galleries; this script addresses that by creating uniformly sized thumbnails.

Gallery Generator

GalleryGen.py takes a source folder of images, sorts them by the given method (numbered or descending modification date), and prints a YAML frontmatter gallery of images in the terminal using the supplied path and alt text.

This script was made to generate galleries for my personal website, specifically the AI and Greentexts pages. Because of this, the script is a bit more focused on my specific use cases (needing to sort the gallery by numbers in the file names, having _Thumb.webp thumbnails, etc.), but should still be usable by others.

Detect Double Images

DetectDoubleImages.py scans a specified directory (and subdirectories) for images, calculates their hashes, and returns a list of duplicate images.

This script was concocted to help me sort through more than 1.3k saved posts from 4chan, around 200 of which turned out to be duplicates. The returned list isn't the nicest or most readable, but it works and that's all that matters.

How to Use

1. Bedrock Command Automation:

   • Edit the commands = [] list with your desired commands.
   • Run the script to automate command execution in Minecraft Bedrock.

2. Coordinate Drift Correction:

   • Provide the folder path, axis, operation and amount
   • Run the script to modify the coordinates to specifications

3. Deleting Duplicate Clips:

   • Provide the folder path and patterns to match.
   • Execute the script to delete files matching the patterns.

4. Thumbnail Generator:

   • Provide the source and destination folder paths, and a prefix or suffix to be appended to the filename.
   • Run the script to crop and save images to the destination folder.

5. Gallery Generator:

   • Provide the source folder path, and the path and alt text for the gallery.
   • Run the script to generate the gallery in the terminal.

6. Detect Double Images:

   • Provide the directory path.
   • Run the script to find duplicate images.

Notes

• Ensure you have the necessary Python libraries installed (pyautogui, pyperclip, PyYaml, Pillow, imagehash, etc.).
• Modify the scripts as needed to fit your specific use cases.
• Contributions and suggestions are welcome to improve these scripts.

License

This project is open-source and available under The Unlicense.