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Hi,

I use Python's Wand interface. I'm trying to get an equivalent of the composite distort method as it's described here http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/mappin ... se_distort .
The original convert program takes 3 images on input

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convert koala.gif  map_compress.gif map_compress_y.gif \
          -compose Distort  -define compose:args=37.5x37.5 -composite \
          distort_compose.gif

but the related Image.composite() function is able to process only two images at once. I tried to use double composite() call, but results weren't correct.

Is there a way to call compose distort from the Python code?

You can combine the two displacement images as red and green and any blue image (typically all black) into one image. Then use that for your Wand two image displacement. See the note at the bottom of this section --- https://imagemagick.org/Usage/mapping/#displace_2d

Greatest thank you!

I got it working. Python equivalent of this command line follows

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convert ./image.png ./hgrad.png ./vgrad.png -gravity center -compose distort  -composite ./output.png

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from wand.image import Image

img = Image(filename='image.png')
hgrad = Image(filename='hgrad.png')
vgrad = Image(filename='vgrad.png')
blank = Image(width=img.width, height=img.height)

hgrad.composite(vgrad, operator='copy_green')
hgrad.composite(blank, operator='copy_blue')

img.composite(hgrad, operator='distort')
img.save(filename='output.png')

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