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Jody Crothers
Head of Learning Area (Mathematics)
Ridge View Secondary College
Western Australia
Jody,
Glad to know you got it working but for others who might have a similar question: The image has to be in the same TNS document.
You can paste the jpg/png into the TNS file (in a “Notes” page, for example) and then refer to it from a Python program.
I demo’ed a “meme generator” to a Girl Scouts troop using this – where they could add their own text to an image and they were excited to create their own memes 😊
Here’s an example where the TNS file has an image that has been named “yoda” – you can name images by right-clicking on them
from ti_image import *
from ti_draw import *
img1=load_image("yoda")
img1.show_image(0,0)
draw_text(20,20,"May the 4th be with you!")
Regards,
- Harshal
Here’s a demo. See attached.
Regards,
John
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