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pipes.sh 命令

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复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。

常用示例

Run pipes animation

pipes.sh

Set pipe count

pipes.sh -p [5]

Set frame rate

pipes.sh -f [75]

Set pipe colors

pipes.sh -c 1 2 3

Set pipe type

pipes.sh -t [0]

No bold colors

pipes.sh -B

Reset screen

pipes.sh -r [2000]

说明

pipes.sh displays animated pipes growing across the terminal as a screensaver-style animation. Pipes start from screen edges, extend in random directions, and turn at random intervals, creating increasingly complex patterns. Multiple pipes can run simultaneously, each in a different color. Various character sets provide different visual styles, from simple ASCII box-drawing to Unicode block characters. Color modes range from monochrome to full rainbow cycling. The frame rate flag controls animation smoothness and CPU usage. A periodic reset clears the screen to prevent visual clutter from accumulated pipe trails.

参数

-p _N_
Number of pipes (default: 1).
-f _FPS_
Frame rate (default: 75).
-c _COLOR_
Colors of pipes as space-separated values 0-7 (default: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 0).
-t _TYPE_
Pipe type: 0=heavy, 1=arc, 2=light, 3=double, 4=ASCII box, 5=slashes, 6=dots, 7=circles, 8=railway, 9=knobby.
-s _N_
Probability of straight fitting, 5-15 (default: 13).
-r _LIMIT_
Reset drawing after LIMIT characters (default: 2000).
-R
Randomize starting position and direction.
-B
Disable bold effect.
-C
Disable color.
-K
No change of colors and types when hitting screen edges.
-v
Print version number.
-h
Show help.

FAQ

What is the pipes.sh command used for?

pipes.sh displays animated pipes growing across the terminal as a screensaver-style animation. Pipes start from screen edges, extend in random directions, and turn at random intervals, creating increasingly complex patterns. Multiple pipes can run simultaneously, each in a different color. Various character sets provide different visual styles, from simple ASCII box-drawing to Unicode block characters. Color modes range from monochrome to full rainbow cycling. The frame rate flag controls animation smoothness and CPU usage. A periodic reset clears the screen to prevent visual clutter from accumulated pipe trails.

How do I run a basic pipes.sh example?

Run `pipes.sh` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.

What does -p _N_ do in pipes.sh?

Number of pipes (default: 1).