Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Hah, you broke a new speed record :-D. Nice. That is exactly what I was looking for. Looks good, the images both have the same dimensions and frame number. (I wonder. That website, does it use imagemagick aswell ?) EDIT: I get a "-layer" command not recognized error (both with "convert" and "magick ...

Is what this tool does: https://ezgif.com/combine Possible with imagemagick ? (taking two animated gifs and place them next to each other ) Note: I'm not looking to "put the frames of the gifs next to each other" (as described here: http://www.imagemagick.org/discourse-server/viewtopic.php?t=22117 ...

Sweet ! Works like a charm .

Care to explain what exactly the ??? is standing for ? A place holder ?

Would it be possible to use a for loop instead of it, to avoid always having to use 000 - 0xx naming schemes ?

I wrote the down twice, as they'd be used multiple times in order to fill the canvas.

For example:
*50 images 32x32px each
*filling a 1000x1000 canvas
=> repeating the images till the canvas is filled

As stated, I already had a look at it, but sadly I only managed to get either - not the canvas size I wanted (script stopped when all tiles were used) OR - random canvas size. I want to "fill up" a given size (say for example 560x890) with tiles (just for the sake of argument using 32x32 might ...

So, since I once did a thread , that repeated a single image. Now for "combining multiple images in the same folder and join them onto a canvas" montage *.png -size 400x400 -geometry 0 -tile %rep%x tiled.png ... doesn't work (it obviously just repeats the same image till filled) for %x in (*png) do ...

Hmm, ok, that looks like it might be fun to tinker with. Thanks.

Can imagemagick (by itself), do what this one promises:

https://github.com/jbum/photo-mosaics

?

Namely, create "Photomosaics, that (re)create a (given) image out of many smaller ones ?

Works perfectly !

The blur variable changes the way the edges are smoothed ?

So, as so often, when someone uses any app to remove the background (mostly with the magic wand tool), you might end up with this: https://i.imgur.com/VYzNkt6.png As it is plain to see: Around the contours, there is a white "residue", that couldn't be removed with the programs tool. Question: Can ...

Sort of is good enough for me here

I doubt I'll ever need to go the reverse anyways.

Thanks. Worked out like a charm!

Hmm... for %%x in (*.png) do magick %%x -distort arc 360 %%x_out.png creates a "globe like" sphere, How can I modify its inner part to be empty however ? Also, is there a way to force it to use a predefined canvas size ? (as far a possible) Ok, this seems to be getting better: for %%x in (*.png) do ...

One More question (sorry for the double post, but I'm not sure this will be seen else)

Kind of semi related:

If I for example had a horizontal picture and wanted to bend it to a circle, like this:



How'd I go about that ? Transform it ?

Ok, that makes sense. Strange though however, upon executing the command I get: magick: invalid list of numbers '-distort' 't*360/nl]' at CLI arg 10 @ error/operation.c/LISimpleOperatorImage/2257 Nevermind, my mistake, your command needs the "%" escaped inside a bat file. Works now. Perfect!

Ah nice !
Supposing I'd change from say 12 to maybe 36 or perhaps 48 dashes:
Can your code be simply adapted to that ?
Also, out of curiosity: What is a "virtual pixel" ?