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Hello, I am trying to rotate some images before calling Composite on them (I am adding 6 images to a single image) wondering how best to do this, seeing how I am not having any luck:

I've tried the following:

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      //This does not rotate, I even tried writing the image right after. 
      MagickImage image = new MagickImage("MyImagePath");
      image.Rotate(rotation);

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     //This does not work either with the -rotate argument.
     image2.Composite(image, image.Width * x, image.Height * y, new CompositeOperator(), $"-rotate {rotation}");

For some reason rotate was not working with my original image, but now it is.. Thanks guys.

You need to store the rotated image somewhere

i.e:
MagickImage mysampleImage = new MagickImage(filePath);
mysampleImage = mysampleImage.Rotate(90);
mysampleImage.Write(@"C:\TEST\rotatedimage.png");

If you're working with multiple images (you said 6), why don't you create a List<MagickImage> or an MagickImageCollection, store them all there and then do your operations ; would be easier i think.

Just leaving my input

Bye !

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