Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

see -evaluate-sequence with And, Or, Xor whatever you need. http://www.imagemagick.org/script/command-line-options.php#evaluate-sequence. Use convert -list evaluate to get the full list of options. Thanks. Interesting. Edit: I tried all of them, and none of them give me common pixels... Slightly ...

Look at the "-deconstruct" option. It does essentially what you are trying to accomplish, if you run it on each animation sequence separately. Just looked at the description of that. It is designed for a more processed set of images in that you already have a base image as the first image, and the ...

Ok, thanks for that code.. I guess I need to do some more thinking here. I don't think the earlier mechanism described a few posts above is correct. I really do need to get the common points, then remove them for each image, and save them as a new row. Edit: not sure about flattening to a white ...

Hmm.. I think a -compose with xor will work. I guess I just need to compare the first image with the 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th. I am really confused about all this chaining though.. what would be the best way to do this? Here are some parameters-- The image is 2048x2048. (link is in the ...

Not black, transparent. I can fit this into my assembler code, so I can just use source images instead of cropping... just looking for the right commands for this. I guess I need to chain the compare function, maybe? -- any idea how to chain something like: compare vehicles/t1.png vehicles/t2.png ...

Hello, I have used imagemagick to put together some rendered images into a sprite map. The sprite map, on the horizontal axis, has different orientations. On the vertical axis, it has different animations. I want to reduce the file size, so what I need is to find all common points for each column of ...