Linux command
neo 命令
文本
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常用示例
Run the default Matrix rain animation
neo
Run with a specific color
neo -c [green|red|blue|cyan|gold|rainbow|purple|pink|vaporwave]
Run with a specific character set
neo --charset [katakana|ascii|cyrillic|greek|braille|runic|binary|hex]
Adjust scrolling speed and droplet density
neo -S [12] -d [1.5]
Display a centered message
neo -m "[message]"
Run with async scrolling and 256-color mode
neo -S 12 -a --colormode=256
说明
neo recreates the iconic digital rain effect from "The Matrix" films. Streams of random characters endlessly scroll down the terminal screen, closely mimicking the movie scene where Cypher explains the code to Neo. It imitates finer details such as the half-width katakana characters, uneven colors, glitching, and flickering. The animation can be customized with different character sets, color palettes, scrolling speeds, and density settings. Interactive controls allow real-time adjustments using arrow keys for speed and glitch intensity, and number keys for color switching.
参数
- -c, --color _color_
- Set foreground text color. Available: green, green2, green3, yellow, orange, red, blue, cyan, gold, rainbow, purple, pink, pink2, vaporwave, gray
- -S, --speed _num_
- Set the scrolling speed
- -d, --density _num_
- Control how many droplets appear onscreen (default: 1.0)
- --charset _name_
- Character set to use: ascii, extended, english, dec, digits, punc, bin, hex, katakana, greek, cyrillic, arabic, hebrew, devanagari, braille, runic
- --chars _range_
- Specify custom Unicode character ranges via hex codes
- --colormode _mode_
- Color assignment method: 0 = random (default), 1 = gradient
- -m, --message _text_
- Display centered ASCII text revealed as characters stream past
- -a, --async
- Enable faster asynchronous scrolling
- -F, --fullwidth
- Use fullwidth character rendering
- --noglitch
- Disable glitch effects
- -h, --help
- Display help information
FAQ
What is the neo command used for?
neo recreates the iconic digital rain effect from "The Matrix" films. Streams of random characters endlessly scroll down the terminal screen, closely mimicking the movie scene where Cypher explains the code to Neo. It imitates finer details such as the half-width katakana characters, uneven colors, glitching, and flickering. The animation can be customized with different character sets, color palettes, scrolling speeds, and density settings. Interactive controls allow real-time adjustments using arrow keys for speed and glitch intensity, and number keys for color switching.
How do I run a basic neo example?
Run `neo` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -c, --color _color_ do in neo?
Set foreground text color. Available: green, green2, green3, yellow, orange, red, blue, cyan, gold, rainbow, purple, pink, pink2, vaporwave, gray