Vic Collage Creator

Overview

The Vic Collage Creator is a Python script designed to create a digital collage of Vic Rattlehead NFTs from the Megadeth Digital project. It downloads images from multiple Ethereum wallet addresses and assembles them into a single image collage.

Features

• Download Vic Rattlehead NFT images from specified Ethereum wallet addresses.
• Scale images and compile them into a single collage.
• Display progress for image downloads.
• Output collage details such as resolution, number of images, and file size.

Installation

To run this script, you'll need Python installed on your system. The script is compatible with Python 3.6 and above. Additionally, you need to install some dependencies:

pip install aiohttp pillow web3 eth-utils

Infura API Key

The script relies on the Infura service to access the Ethereum blockchain. To use it, you'll need to obtain an Infura API key. You can sign up for a free account on the Infura website to get your API key.

Once you have your API key, you will need to insert it into the config.json file of this repo before you can proceed with running the script.

Usage

First, clone the repository and navigate to the script's directory:

git clone https://github.com/FergieV/vic-collage-creator.git
cd vic-collage-creator

Running the Script

To run the script, use the following command:

python vic_collage_creator.py <wallet_address_1> <wallet_address_2> ... [--collage_scale SCALE]

• <wallet_address_n>: Replace with Ethereum wallet addresses from which to download Vic images.
• --collage_scale SCALE: (Optional) Specify the scale factor for images in the collage. The scale ranges from 0.10 (10%) to 1.00 (100%). The default value is 0.10.

Examples

Example 1: Create a collage from two wallet addresses with the default scale:

python vic_collage_creator.py 0x123abc456def 0x789ghi012jkl

Example 2: Create a collage from three wallet addresses with a custom scale of 50%:

python vic_collage_creator.py 0x123abc456def 0x789ghi012jkl 0xmno456pqr --collage_scale 0.50

Output

The script saves the generated collage in the 'output' directory, printing details like resolution, total number of images, and file size to the console.