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Hello, could you tell me how to make something like this – viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16921#p62696 using imagick?
Thank you in advance)

My example:

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	$displace->adaptiveResizeImage( 100, null );
	$image->adaptiveResizeImage( 100, null );

 	$image->compositeImage( $displace, Imagick::COMPOSITE_DISPLACE, 0, 0 );

        $shirt->compositeImage( $image, Imagick::COMPOSITE_OVER, 188, 200 );

It works -

. But image don`t transform like this -

.
Sorry for my bad english.

I'm interested in this particular part of code, how to implement it in imagick syntax?

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convert image.jpg displace.png -alpha set -virtual-pixel transparent -compose displace -set option:compose:args -5x-5 -composite result.png

I don't really know Imagick that well, but try

$image->compositeImage( $displace, Imagick::COMPOSITE_DISPLACE, -5, -5 );

These are the other options, they are responsible for the positioning..

But image don`t transform like this

You need to create and use the grayscale displacement map as well as the image. see viewtopic.php?f=1&t=16921#p62696

I use exactly a grayscale displacement map.

$image->compositeImage( $displace, Imagick::COMPOSITE_DISPLACE, 0, 0 );

You have not specified the displacement image, nor the correct displacement values of -5, -5

see http://us3.php.net/manual/en/function.i ... eimage.php

bool Imagick::compositeImage ( Imagick $composite_object , int $composite , int $x , int $y [, int $channel = Imagick::CHANNEL_ALL ] )

Also your x, y values should be -5, -5 not 0, 0

And I don't know what your $displace is? It does not look like the grayscale image from my example on the earlier link

$displace->adaptiveResizeImage( 100, null );

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<?php
$image = new imagick( "image.jpg" );
$image->setImageVirtualPixelMethod(Imagick::VIRTUALPIXELMETHOD_TRANSPARENT);
$image->setImageBackgroundColor( new ImagickPixel( "none" ) );
$image->setImageFormat("png");
$displace = new imagick( "displace.png" );
$displace->setImageBackgroundColor( new ImagickPixel( "none" ) );   
$displace->setImageVirtualPixelMethod(Imagick::VIRTUALPIXELMETHOD_TRANSPARENT);
$displace->setImageBackgroundColor( new ImagickPixel( "none" ) );

$image->compositeImage( $displace, Imagick::COMPOSITE_DISPLACE, -5, -5 );

header( "Content-Type: image/png" );
echo $image;
?>

In my example, the original image that was blurred to form the displacement image came from a section of the Tshirt and not the image that was to be distorted. The Tshirt folds and shading provided the basis for blurring to get the kind of distortion needed. You need some near white and near black regions near the edges to make them push in or out.

Try applying -auto-level to your displacement image. then try increasing or decreasing the value -5, -5 and/or reversing the signs.

Best advice. Take my images and values and see if you can reproduce the effect in iMagick.

You also missed the point that you have to distort the image with the displacement map AND then composite the result over the background image. You have only distorted the image. You have not placed it over the background image. See all my steps at the original link.

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<?php
$shirt = new imagick( "shirt.jpg" );
$image = new imagick( "image.png" );
$displace = new imagick( "displace.png" );

$image->compositeImage( $displace, Imagick::COMPOSITE_DISPLACE, 14, -10 );

$shirt->compositeImage( $image, Imagick::COMPOSITE_OVER, 60, 80);

header( "Content-Type: image/jpg" );
echo $shirt;
?>

Result:

Images "image.png" and "displace.png" have a padding:

This suggests that the images need to increase the viewport, such as here. But I do not know how to do it with Imagick.
It completely removes the background. But displace looks ugly, regardless of the values of x and y.
Also I do not know how to do autolevel for displavement image. This is not in the documentation.

Sorry for my bad Englsh again)

$image->compositeImage( $displace, Imagick::COMPOSITE_DISPLACE, 14, -10 );

try much smaller numbers (both negative)

$image->compositeImage( $displace, Imagick::COMPOSITE_DISPLACE, -5, -5 );

or

$image->compositeImage( $displace, Imagick::COMPOSITE_DISPLACE, -1, -1 );

or even smaller values if needed.

Where did you get the displacement image (from my example)?

You don`t understand, I have many times tried different values, including those that you recommended. This does not affect the results.
I've used your displacement map, but I added padding in the Photoshop - it completely removes the background.

why are you padding the displacement map? try using all my images and see if you can reproduce my results before trying your image. The displacement map needs to be the same size as the image. So you need to resize your image to the size of the displacement map.

What version of IM and what version of iMagick are you using?

Can you test in command line mode? If not try doing it in PHP with the exec function to see if you can reproduce my results. Then try to get the equivalent iMagick commands to work.

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