Moved feature and test todos to readme

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- [Install](#install)
- [Usage](#usage)
- [Documentation](#documentation)
- [Roadmap](#roadmap)
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## Documentation
Additional documentation can be found in the [Documentation directory](./docs/) included in this repository.
## Roadmap
_As this is a hobby project, no promise is offered for implementation of Roadmap features._
_However, if you have the time and ability, feel free to submit a Push Request._
* `Feature`: Add ability to use a hash (?) of a latent (image?) to generate a dummy (random?) audio input.
* `Feature`: Support option for Frame2Frame by using the previous frame as the latent input (img to latent + latent modifier) for the next frame.
* `Feature`: Add camera effects similar to [Scene Weaver](https://github.com/Sorcerio/Scene-Weaver-Manual) (possible without Img2Img?).
* `Feature`: Add ability to drag in audio and prompt sequence files to the loader.
* `Test`: Optimize by using previous image for N number of frames if the delta is small enough. ("Delta Cull Threshold")
* Will allow the user to render more frames for areas of high change and less for areas of low change, but retain the same overall FPS/etc.
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# MBM's Music Visualizer: Prompt Sequence Renderer
# Renders a prompt sequence into a set of images.
# TODO: Feature: Add ability to use a hash (?) of a latent (image?) to generate a dummy (random?) audio input.
# TODO: Feature: Add camera effects similar to Scene Weaver.
# TODO: Feature: Add ability to drag in audio and prompt sequence files to the loader.
# TODO: Test: Optimize by using previous image for N number of frames if the delta is small enough. ("Delta Cull Threshold")
# ie: You render more frames for areas of high change and less for areas of low change, but retain the same overall FPS/etc.
# Imports
import torch
import random