3. Download OpenCV wheel[[1](#r1)] and install w/ the following elevated command prompt command line:
`pip install <path to OpenCV wheel>`
## How to run
```
usage: ENNTool.py
[-A] [-f fps] [-h] [-o fname]
[-p] [-r WxH] [-R WxH] [-s fname]
[-S] [-v] [--] fname..
-a........: select animation mode (UNIMPLEMENTED)
-f fps....: set video FPS; defaults to 25
-h........: show this screen
-o fname..: output video filename; extension determines video type
-p........: play video after rendering
-r WxH....: set video resolution; defaults to 1152x864
-R WxH....: set MiRCART cube resolution; defaults to 0.1x0.2
-s fname..: input script filename
-S........: select scrolling mode
-v........: be verbose
```
## References
``Wed, 04 Jul 2018 09:33:53 +0200 [1]`` <ahref="https://www.lfd.uci.edu/~gohlke/pythonlibs/#opencv"id="r1">Python Extension Packages for Windows - Christoph Gohlke</a>