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Hi, Couple of years ago I was using this line: mogrify -format png -alpha off -bordercolor Black -border 1 -alpha on *.png to add a 1 pixel Black border around all the images in a folder while maintaining their transparency. Now it's not working anymore, the transparency is filled with black. I ...

Ah, it seems to work like this
Thanks for the help!

Still getting Syntax Error after
I also tried putting everything in one line, but I get the same error...

I'm using Windows, in case it matters... and I launched that from a bat file.

I tried replacing 000 with 0, but still the same.

First -- you can not output to a 'wildcard' filename! That just does not make any sense Yeah, I know... I wanted to show that there should be different files. As for the series.. try this... for i in {000..359} do convert test.png -alpha on -virtual-pixel transparent \ -distort ScaleRotateTranslate ...

I want to apply this code, more or less: convert test.png -matte -virtual-pixel transparent \ -distort ScaleRotateTranslate 1 *.png to generate a series of images, each rotated 1 degree more than the previous one. So, I start with test.png which will be at 0 degrees, test1.png will be at 1 degree ...

Perfect, man! Thank you!

OK, here's a link: http://rapidshare.com/files/406731031/bigarrow3.zip.html Wouldn't flatten remove the transparency, though? And keep in mind that I need the graphics to be in exact the same position as they are in the psd. For example, if I had a layer with just on pixel on it at the position ...

Hi, I'm trying to convert the layers from a psd file, each in a png on its own. The problem I have is that the layers don't fill the canvas, so each png file is created with a different size, depending on how much graphics is on them. I need them to keep the same size as the psd, their exact ...

Aha! Perfect! Thank you very much!

you can also use -geometry -1-1 to try to eliminate extra space I've tried that, but that cuts the edges of the final image plus the images will not overlay as needed. I need the first left column of pixels of an image to overlay with the last right column of pixels of the previous image so the 1 ...

Nope, still the same.

And if mogrify is old, is there any other way to convert a batch of images and replacing the old files like mogrify does?

Actually, I found a way to do it like this: mogrify -gravity NorthWest -chop 1x1 *.png montage -mode concatenate *.png -tile 5x2 -background none 1.png convert 1.png -gravity NorthWest -background black -splice 1x1 1.png Basically, it cuts the left and top edges of each frame (so the edges are not ...

And isn't there a way to use splice with mogrify? Because that would solve this problem just fine.

Not working. It fills all the transparency with black. I tried -background none but that has no effect.
The files are transparent .png so I need to keep that transparency.