Interactive Color Range Analyzer is a Tkinter-based desktop tool for highlighting customised colour ranges in images.
Load a single photo or an entire folder, fine-tune hue/saturation/value sliders, and export overlays complete with quick statistics.

Features

• Two synced previews (original + overlay)
• Hue/Sat/Value sliders with presets and image colour picker
• Exclusion rectangles or freehand polygons that persist while browsing
• Theme toggle (light/dark) with rounded toolbar buttons and accent-aware highlights
• Folder support with wrap-around previous/next navigation
• Quick overlay export (PNG) with configurable defaults and language settings via config.toml
• Integrated CS2 pattern fetcher to download weapon skin artwork for reference

Requirements

• Python 3.11+ (3.10 works with tomli)
• uv for dependency management
• Tkinter (install separately on some Linux distros)
• Internet access if you plan to use the CS2 pattern fetcher subtool

Setup with uv (Windows PowerShell)

git clone https://git.lukasmahler.de/lm/ICRA.git
cd ICRA
uv venv
source .venv/Scripts/activate
uv pip install .
uv run icra

The launcher copies Tcl/Tk resources into the virtualenv on first run, so no manual environment tweaks are needed. On macOS/Linux activate with source .venv/bin/activate instead.

Workflow

1. Load an image (🖼) or a folder (📂).
2. Pick a colour (🎨 dialog, 🖱️ image click, or preset swatch).
3. Fine‑tune sliders; watch the overlay update on the right.
4. Toggle freehand mode (△) or stick with rectangles and mark areas to exclude (right mouse drag).
5. Move through folder images with ⬅️ / ➡️; exclusions stay put unless you opt into automatic resets.
6. Fetch CS2 pattern images (⭳) whenever you need additional references.
7. Save an overlay (💾) when ready.

Project Layout

app/
  app.py          # main app assembly
  gui/            # UI, theme, picker mixins
  logic/          # image ops, defaults, config helpers
  tools/          # auxiliary tools (e.g., CS2 pattern fetcher)
  lang/           # localisation TOML files
config.toml       # optional defaults
main.py           # entry point

Localisation

• English and German translations ship in app/lang. Set the desired language via the top-level language key in config.toml.

Development

• Quick check: uv run python -m compileall app main.py
• Contributions welcome; include screenshots for UI tweaks.