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Would this script require extra functions not included in IMGMagick ?

If not... what functions should be used ?

Another possibility: Rye wants the resulting pages to have a small overlap, with the image continuing into the overlap, so the pages can be pasted to a wall with a slight overlap and it doesn't matter which pages go on top. Exactly ! I guess for snipping the images this might work ? convert -crop 6...

So. I'm currently trying to print out a huge picture over multiple images and then glue them together. There already exists software for such task, such as PosteRazor and such. However they all have one huge flaw: They require using a Scissor and have sometimes inconsistencies applying the glue line...

Hmm... when I use your commands I get this: C:\Users\Pascal\Desktop\close_z>append.bat C:\Users\Pascal\Desktop\close_z>cd C:\Users\Pascal\Desktop\close_z C:\Users\Pascal\Desktop\close_z>mogrify -path ../test2 -format png -alpha off -n egate -alpha on -draw 'image DstOver 0,0 0,0 "../background....

Here you go: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14586156/stuff/0_PC_Prog_Dev_support/ImageMagick/close_z/089.GIF https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14586156/stuff/0_PC_Prog_Dev_support/ImageMagick/close_z/090.GIF https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14586156/stuff/0_PC_Prog_Dev_support/ImageMagick/...

What platform? Windows Are the foreground images transparent? Are they the same size as the background image? yes and yes The simplest way is to use mogrify to put the background image under the other images. see http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/basics/#mogrify http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/basi...

I have these images in a folder: 089.GIF 090.GIF 091.GIF 092.GIF 093.GIF 094.GIF 095.GIF 096.GIF 097.GIF 098.GIF 099.GIF 100.GIF 101.GIF 102.GIF 102_2.GIF 103.GIF 105.GIF 106.GIF and want to apply this as a background to all of them (as straightforward as possible): background.png Thanks in advance ...

Ok, sorry that I reopened this.

But this script *should* technically work:
but doesn't.... it is STUCK on the first image... any idea ?

I have got a REALLY weird problem... I have a script... once a manual version and once a automatic one. The manual version: @echo off echo Make sure the images that have the background appended to have transparency SET /P app=Drag and drop the image to be appended (as background): for %%n in (*.gif)...

Neat

Works like a charm:


EDIT... thats what I thought at least...
for %%x in (*gif) do convert background.png %%x -composite %%~nx.png will now crash the cmd....
It worked like a charm before... ideas ?

windows

the first suggestion sounds good.

I have the following files (they all [obviously] have transparency) 089.GIF 090.GIF 091.GIF 092.GIF 093.GIF 094.GIF 095.GIF 096.GIF 097.GIF 098.GIF 099.GIF 100.GIF 101.GIF 102.GIF 102_2.GIF 103.GIF 105.GIF 106.GIF and one file that shall be appended as background to each of them background.gif I wan...

Ok, I got it... this one works, it extracts the correct values: @echo off SET /P image=Drag and drop the image file you want to remove the background from: convert %image% -crop 64x64+0+0 crop.png set repl="C:\Users\Pascal\Dropbox\Public\00_MyDosStuff\00DOS_Tools\Rename_FILES\repl.bat" for...

EDIT: OK... it looks like this is odd: I manually used a software to hand pick some hex codes in the image: The script I posted works. It replaces them with transparency... The problem now however is: Why does imagemagick not extract the proper colors by itself ? The hex codes I extracted by hand ar...

Here you go: C:\Users\Pascal\Desktop\EXE4_Remove_Background>echo #FEFFFC 1>>x.txt C:\Users\Pascal\Desktop\EXE4_Remove_Background>echo #FEFFFA 1>>x.txt C:\Users\Pascal\Desktop\EXE4_Remove_Background>echo #FEFEFC 1>>x.txt C:\Users\Pascal\Desktop\EXE4_Remove_Background>echo #FEFEFC 1>>x.txt C:\Users\Pa...