title: shutil.copy hiding the file
body: <pre><code>from shutil import copy
  import os
  
  print("Preparation: put 3 followpoint files in your skin's folder; followpoint.png, followpoint@2x.png, and followpointblank.png. I think these names are self explanatory enough.")
  thingything = input("Enter your animation pattern (. = blank, - = line) (example: ...------..): ")
  inputs = list(thingything)
  
  for i in range(len(inputs)):
      if inputs[i] == ".":
          copy("followpointblank.png", "followpoint-" + str((i + 1)) + ".png")
      if inputs[i] == "-":
          copy("followpoint.png", "followpoint-" + str((i + 1)) + ".png")
          copy("followpoint@2x.png", "followpoint-" + str((i + 1)) + "@2x.png")
  
  os.remove("followpoint.png")
  os.remove("followpoint@2x.png")
  os.remove("followpointblank.png")
  </code></pre>
  
  <p>Whenever I try to run this program, it ends up naming the files <code>.followpoint-1.png</code> instead of <code>followpoint-1.png</code> I'm using Windows 10. I don't want this.</p>