Trying hardly to simplify a Magick sentence, possible ?

[Daniel_in_the_sky]

Hi everybody,

I have this 2 magick sentence working perfectly:

convert SRC_logo -fill white -font Arial.ttf -pointsize 20 \-gravity center -annotate 0 'TEXTE' EXIT_logo
convert BKG_full \( EXIT_logo -resize 50% \) -geometry +100+100 -compose over -composite BKG_full

Can i wrote that in 1 sentence ?
has you maybe allready understood im ritting TEXT on a logo then i reduce it 50% then im adding it on a background image.

Thank you everyone for your help.
D.

[el_supremo]

Try this:

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convert BKG_full \( SRC_logo -fill white -font Arial.ttf -pointsize 20 -gravity center \
    -annotate 0 'TEXTE' -resize 50% \) -geometry +100+100 -compose over -composite BKG_full

If you're using windows, change the backslash at the end of the first line to ^

Pete

[Daniel_in_the_sky]

Thank you very much !
But, I think there is a problem with your sentence
actually the probleme is the -geometry option, is not positioning the logo at x=100 and y=100 with this version.
Thank you for your help.

[el_supremo]

Ah yes, the geometry is affected by the previous gravity setting.
This should fix it:

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convert BKG_full \( SRC_logo -fill white -font Arial.ttf -pointsize 20 -gravity center \
    -annotate 0 'TEXTE' -resize 50% \) -gravity northwest -geometry +100+100 -compose over -composite BKG_full

Pete

[Daniel_in_the_sky]

Great its working !
Thank you

Now i have an other problem ^^
Why -geomtry +100%+100% do the same has -geomtry +100+100 ???

Also i did'nt find the way to multiplicate the X and Y value (pix)
I try -geomtry +2*100+2*100
-geomtry +"2*100"+"2*100"
-geomtry +(2*100)+(2*100)
-geomtry +2(100)+2(100)

Thank you for your really apreciate help
D.

[fmw42]

IM does not allow calculations within -geometry. You need to set up variables to do the calculations and then use those variables within -geometry

newx=`convert xc: -format "%[fx:2*100]" info:`
newy=`convert xc: -format "%[fx:2*100]" info:`
convert .... -geometry +${newx}+${newy} ...


see fx escapes at http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/transform/#fx_escapes