pipes.sh is a simple terminal utility that displays colorful animated pipes moving across the screen. It is mainly used to make the terminal look more attractive with fun animations. You can install and use pipes.sh in Termux to enjoy colorful pipe effects and customize the animation using different command options.
Here’s what you can do with pipes.sh in Termux:
- Display colorful animated pipes.
- Change the number of pipes.
- Use different pipe styles.
- Customize pipe colors.
- Adjust the animation speed.
- Create attractive terminal animations.
Install pipes.sh in Termux
Below are the simple commands to install pipes.sh in Termux. Copy and run each command one by one to install the tool.
Update Termux packages.
pkg update && pkg upgrade -yInstall pipes.sh.
pkg install pipes.sh -yCheck the installed version.
pipes.sh -vpipes.sh is now installed and ready to use.
pipes.sh usage commands
After installing pipes.sh in Termux, you can use different commands to customize the pipe animation. Below are some useful commands that let you change the number of pipes, colors, speed, and other animation settings.
Run the default animated pipes.
pipes.shShow the help menu.
pipes.sh -hDisplay the installed version.
pipes.sh -vRun the animation with 5 pipes.
pipes.sh -p 5Use pipe type 3.
pipes.sh -t 3Use pipe color 2.
pipes.sh -c 2Run the animation at a faster frame rate.
pipes.sh -f 100Increase the probability of straight pipes.
pipes.sh -s 10Reset the animation after 1000 characters.
pipes.sh -r 1000Start the animation from random positions and directions.
pipes.sh -RDisable the bold effect.
pipes.sh -BRun the animation without colors.
pipes.sh -CKeep the same pipe color and type when crossing screen edges.
pipes.sh -KRun the animation with multiple custom options.
pipes.sh -p 4 -t 2 -c 4 -f 90 -RChoose the command you want and pipes.sh will display the selected animated pipe effect inside the Termux terminal.
End Note
pipes.sh is a simple tool for creating colorful pipe animations in the Termux terminal. You can try different commands to create different animations and make your terminal look more attractive.

