roast me cowards

#todo: learn how to use iterators before I blow my brains out
from PIL import Image, ImageDraw
import sys,random,numpy
image_width=400
image_height=400
points_hor=5
points_ver=6

#why didnt i just use numpy's randint before? great question
points = numpy.random.randint(256, size=(points_ver,points_hor))
print(points)
#deliberate misnomer for deliberate obfuscation and because its funny
points_slopes = numpy.zeros((points_ver-1,points_hor-1))
for y in range(0,points_ver-1):
    for x in range(0,points_hor-1):
        points_slopes[y][x] = (points[y][x+1]-points[y][x])/(image_width/points_hor)
print(points_slopes)
#uHHhHhHHhHHhHHH
noise = Image.new('RGBA', [image_width, image_height], (255,255,255,200))
draw_noise = ImageDraw.Draw(noise)
draw_noise.rectangle([(0,0),(image_width,image_height)],fill=(10,230,230,255))
#the process
#for x in range(0, points_ver):
#    for y in range(0, points_hor):
        #draws ea point at location. (get ready for bilerp KRHSKJHKJEHSDKJKJHDSFKJHSD)
#        draw_noise.point([int(image_width/points_ver*x),int(image_height/points_hor*y)], (points[x][y],points[x][y],points[x][y],255))

for x in range(0,image_width):
    for y in range(0,image_height):
        calc_color = int((x*points_slopes[int(y/(image_height/(points_ver-1)))][int(x/(image_width/(points_hor-1)))])+points[int(y/(image_height/(points_ver)))][int(x/(image_width/(points_hor)))])
        draw_noise.point([x,y],(calc_color,calc_color,calc_color,255))

del draw_noise
noise.save(str(points)+ "value noise",format="PNG")
noise.show()

#when u cant do MATh,,,,,