One final thought on this.
Can you think of a way this could be used as a batch process?
My thoughts so far are to call the script through another script; setting the options as variables that follow a set pattern.
I'll be looking into this on Monday but any help/pointers you have in the meantime ...
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- 2016-08-04T07:39:41-07:00
- Forum: Fred's Scripts
- Topic: Normcrosscorr - Auto crop troubles
- Replies: 6
- Views: 146607
- 2016-08-04T05:56:32-07:00
- Forum: Fred's Scripts
- Topic: Normcrosscorr - Auto crop troubles
- Replies: 6
- Views: 146607
Re: Normcrosscorr - Auto crop troubles
Awesome =] Great work btw. You help a lot of people out with these scripts 
- 2016-08-03T05:34:55-07:00
- Forum: Fred's Scripts
- Topic: Normcrosscorr - Auto crop troubles
- Replies: 6
- Views: 146607
Re: Normcrosscorr - Auto crop troubles
Okay, so I've added a crop command to end of line 516 of normcrosscorr and removed -stroke "$color"
convert $dir/tmpA2.mpc[${wlo}x${hlo}+0+0] -fill none -stroke "$color" -crop ${ws}x${hs}+$ulx+$uly\
convert $dir/tmpA2.mpc[${wlo}x${hlo}+0+0] -fill none -crop ${ws}x${hs}+$ulx+$uly\
And HUZZAH ...
convert $dir/tmpA2.mpc[${wlo}x${hlo}+0+0] -fill none -stroke "$color" -crop ${ws}x${hs}+$ulx+$uly\
convert $dir/tmpA2.mpc[${wlo}x${hlo}+0+0] -fill none -crop ${ws}x${hs}+$ulx+$uly\
And HUZZAH ...
- 2016-08-03T02:54:59-07:00
- Forum: Fred's Scripts
- Topic: Normcrosscorr - Auto crop troubles
- Replies: 6
- Views: 146607
Normcrosscorr - Auto crop troubles
Hello all!
I wonder if anybody could help me in my use of Fred's normcrosscorr script.
I'm tring to use it to calculate where a large image needs to be cropped by referencing a smaller image.
So far I have got it to draw a square around the area and output to a new file (as the script was intended ...
I wonder if anybody could help me in my use of Fred's normcrosscorr script.
I'm tring to use it to calculate where a large image needs to be cropped by referencing a smaller image.
So far I have got it to draw a square around the area and output to a new file (as the script was intended ...