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Hello. I don't remember the exact configurations but here are some approximations:

If you want to build images with dynamic shapes and sizes, it is better to provide a relatively small PIXEL_SHIFT and multiple RESIZING_SCALES.
For example, to build the cake with the dynamic circles:

# config (everything else uses the default values)
RESIZING_SCALES = [1, 0.9, 0.8, 0.7, 0.6, 0.5, 0.4, 0.3, 0.2, 0.1]
PIXEL_SHIFT = (5, 5)
# command
python .\tiler.py .\cake.png .\tiles\circles\gen_circle_100\

Or to build the cake with the paper clips:

RESIZING_SCALES = [1, 0.9, 0.8, 0.7, 0.6, 0.5, 0.4, 0.3, 0.2, 0.1]
PIXEL_SHIFT = (5, 5)
python .\tiler.py .\cake.png .\tiles\clips\gen_clip\

If you instead want images with grid-like tiles (e.g., lego tiles), just use a single value for the RESIZING_SCALES and set PIXEL_SHIFT to None.
For example, to build the cake with the fixed circles:

RESIZING_SCALES = [0.1] # each circle will be 10x10, since 0.1 * 100x100 = 10x10
PIXEL_SHIFT = None # each shift will be the size of the image, i.e., 10x10
python .\tiler.py .\cake.png .\tiles\circles\gen_circle_100\

Likewise, to build the cake with a cross-stitch pattern:

RESIZING_SCALES = [0.1]
PIXEL_SHIFT = None
python .\tiler.py cake.png .\tiles\times\gen_times\

All examples provided in the README use either one or the other technique, except for the striped cake. To build that, we just need to provide small lines (tiles/lines/gen_line_h/) and a wide PIXEL_SHIFT on the x axis.

RESIZING_SCALES = [0.16]
PIXEL_SHIFT = (30, 1)
python .\tiler.py cake.png .\tiles\lines\gen_line_h\

Hope this helps.

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