from PIL import Image, ImageChops import numpy as np # Compensate when decor texture is missing. When any two faces are inconsistent, follow the priority order: front, back, left, right, top, bottom def resolve_voxel_consistency(img): is_slim = img.getpixel((47,52))[3] == 0 print('is_slim', is_slim) for part_idx, part in enumerate([ # head [ [ [(8,8,8),(8,8)],#front [(8,8,8),(24,8)],#back [(8,8,8),(16,8)],#left [(8,8,8),(0,8)],#right [(8,8,8),(8,0)],#top [(8,8,8),(16,0)],#bottom ],(32,0) ], #body [ [ [(8,12,4),(20,20)],#front [(8,12,4),(20+12,20)],#back [(4,12,8),(28,20)],#left [(4,12,8),(16,20)],#right [(8,4,12),(20,16)],#top [(8,4,12),(20+8,16)],#bottom ],(0,16) ], #left arm [ [ [((3 if is_slim else 4),12,4),(32+4,52)],#front [((3 if is_slim else 4),12,4),(32+12-(1 if is_slim else 0),52)],#back [(4,12,4),(32+8-(1 if is_slim else 0),52)],#left [(4,12,4),(32,52)],#right [((3 if is_slim else 4),4,12),(32+4,48)],#top [((3 if is_slim else 4),4,12),(32+8-(1 if is_slim else 0),48)],#bottom ],(16,0) ], #right arm [ [ [((3 if is_slim else 4),12,4),(40+4,20)],#front [((3 if is_slim else 4),12,4),(40+12-(1 if is_slim else 0),20)],#back [(4,12,4),(40+8-(1 if is_slim else 0),20)],#left [(4,12,4),(40,20)],#right [((3 if is_slim else 4),4,12),(40+4,16)],#top [((3 if is_slim else 4),4,12),(40+8-(1 if is_slim else 0),16)],#bottom ],(0,16) ], #left leg [ [ [(4,12,4),(16+4,52)],#front [(4,12,4),(16+12,52)],#back [(4,12,4),(16+8,52)],#left [(4,12,4),(16,52)],#right [(4,4,12),(16+4,48)],#top [(4,4,12),(16+8,48)],#bottom ],(-16,0) ], #right leg [ [ [(4,12,4),(0+4,20)],#front [(4,12,4),(0+12,20)],#back [(4,12,4),(0+8,20)],#left [(4,12,4),(0,20)],#right [(4,4,12),(0+4,16)],#top [(4,4,12),(0+8,16)],#bottom ],(0,16) ], ]): decor_offset = part[1] (x,y,z) = part[0][4][0] # map x,y,z -> colors # map x,y,z -> colors #colors = np.full((x, y, z, 4), -1) colors = np.zeros((x, y, z, 4)) priorities = np.full((x, y, z), 99) # Initialize decor layer voxels # map x,y,z -> img x,y arr inverse = {} for idx,(size, offset) in enumerate(part[0]): for dx in range(size[0]): for dy in range(size[1]): img_x = offset[0]+dx+decor_offset[0] img_y = offset[1]+dy+decor_offset[1] c = img.getpixel((img_x, img_y)) new_x = None new_y = None new_z = None if idx == 4: # top new_x, new_y, new_z = (dx, y-1-dy, z-1) elif idx == 5: # bottom new_x, new_y, new_z = (dx, y-1-dy, 0) elif idx == 0: # front new_x, new_y, new_z = (dx, 0, z-1-dy) elif idx == 1: # back new_x, new_y, new_z = (x-1-dx, y-1, z-1-dy) elif idx == 2: # left new_x, new_y, new_z = (x-1, dx, z-1-dy) elif idx == 3: # right new_x, new_y, new_z = (0, y-1-dx, z-1-dy) if (new_x,new_y,new_z) not in inverse: inverse[(new_x,new_y,new_z)] = [] inverse[(new_x,new_y,new_z)].append((img_x,img_y)) if c[3] == 0: continue prio = 99 if idx == 0: prio = 0 # front elif idx == 1: prio = 1 # back elif idx == 4: prio = 2 # top elif idx == 5: prio = 3 # bottom elif idx == 2: prio = 4 # left elif idx == 3: prio = 5 # right if priorities[new_x, new_y, new_z] > prio: colors[new_x, new_y, new_z] = c priorities[new_x, new_y, new_z] = prio for dx in range(size[0]): for dy in range(size[1]): for dz in range(size[2]): if (dx,dy,dz) in inverse: if priorities[dx, dy, dz] == 99: continue for i in inverse[(dx,dy,dz)]: existing_c = img.getpixel(i) if existing_c[3] == 0: img.putpixel(i, tuple(colors[dx,dy,dz].astype(int))) return img def highlight_diff(img1_path, img2_path, output_path): # 1. Open and ensure consistent mode (usually RGB) img1 = Image.open(img1_path).convert('RGBA') img2 = Image.open(img2_path).convert('RGBA') arr1 = np.array(img1) arr2 = np.array(img2) # 4. Create an all-zero array to store results (fully transparent) height, width, _ = arr1.shape result_arr = np.zeros((height, width, 4), dtype=np.uint8) # 5. Calculate difference mask # This step is key. We compare if arr1 and arr2 are not equal. # The resulting diff_mask is a boolean array, # where True means at least one of the four RGBA values at the corresponding position is different. diff_mask = np.any(arr1 != arr2, axis=-1) # 6. Set result pixels # Where differences exist (diff_mask is True), # set the pixels in the result array to pure red: (R=255, G=0, B=0, A=255) result_arr[diff_mask] = [255, 0, 0, 255] # 7. Where pixels match (~diff_mask is True), # maintain the state when created in step 4: (0, 0, 0, 0) which is fully transparent. # No extra operation is needed here since result_arr is initialized to all zeros. # 8. Convert the NumPy array back to Pillow Image result_img = Image.fromarray(result_arr, mode='RGBA') # 9. Save result result_img.save(output_path)