The IcomMediaDisplay (IMD) plugin for SCP: Secret Laboratory enhances the Intercom system by allowing the playback of exported frames (images) in a specified folder or container. This feature enables server administrators to create immersive and dynamic communication experiences using visual media.
- Automatically downscale large images if they are too large.
- Bitmap quantizer, to compress code size by not a lot.
- Keeping track of previous color to not repeat same color tag.
- Media containers, as folders.
- Highly optimized, uses Async, conversion does not run in main thread.
imd play <folderID>: Initiates playback of frames from the specified directory or container.imd pause: Pauses the current playback.imd stop: Aborts the ongoing playback.imd help: Displays information about the available commands and their usage.imd mod <value>: Modifies the values of certain configuration fields.
imd.command: Grants permission to use all IMD commands.
- Open a terminal or command prompt on your computer.
- Use the cd command to navigate to the directory where your video file is located.
- Use the following FFmpeg command to export frames from the video, scaling them down by a factor of 10 or your desired one (please do this, do not use absolute size, do not torture your server), and using the %d notation for the output filename
ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -vf "scale=iw/10:ih/10" output/%d.png(create output folder before executing the command!) - Change the output folder to desired one, for example
Billy_Herrington - Place it in
.config/EXILED/Plugins/IcomMediaDisplay/ - Use command play, for example
imd play Billy_Herrington
ChatGPTfor the README, because I am lazy to write my own one.kyutkoharufor keeping me awake while coding this at night, wakey wakey.tsukisashamikomoving to async.
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