Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

That would be an awesome feature of your script, to output the frames by degrees.

Just saying.

I'll attempt to do just that.

Thanks

hi Fred, Your first example is what I was attempting to do. Loop through and generate images for each angle(10 deg incr). combine those into a sprite. If I was to use your script to generate animation, I could then go through and split the image you made to also do the same thing. The reason I'm ask...

ok, looks good now.

I was able to make the text dynamic with the image. Everything is looking good now.

Just one question, mainly for fred.

Anyway to make the cylinderize script ouput a series of images(sprite to be made)?

Thanks

hey guys,

Snibgo, that looks PERFECT.

Where did you come up with the dimensions for the text image? Right now I'm using linux, so I'm attempting to figure out how to use freds cylinder script with your example.

hi guys, So, I have this image: http://www.brandnex.com/uploads/yellow_wristband.png I would like to be able to add text to the image. The text should wrap with the image itself(3d sort of stuff here). I am trying to think of how I can make this happen. theories I've been working on: 1) make 5 image...

I sort of gave up on this idea. Though I still think it's a good one, the trace system just does not trace it well enough for my project. I need a way of keeping the cleaner lines. I went with adaptive resize to get the best quality I could with dynamic images. Thanks for the help though, I may come...

Thanks Anthony, I figure I can use http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/distorts/#depolar to flatten the image, crop out the top and bottom sets of pixels, append/prepend the cropped image multiple times, then use polar distortion to turn it back to a circle, generating a larger version of the original ...

by "base color", I mean like black is the base color and anything that is close to black should be grouped as black, Adding the dpi switch has greatly improved things, but I still want to group the colors together better. An image with only red blue and green only has 3 colors, until you t...

ok, so I tested it without the scaling up 500%, which was done to correct, it came out looking a bit worse. Is there anyway to bleed close pixels? Or, in your example you limit the colors to 9, I assume thats to keep images with many colors limited to only their base color, like dark grey should be ...

I've been working back and forth on this for the last few hours. Here's what I got so far(it's not cleaned up): SRC=$1 SRC=$1 PNG_LIST= RESIZE= OVERLAY= if [ "$2" != "" ]; then W=$(echo $2|cut -d'x' -f1); H=$(echo $2|cut -d'x' -f2); RESIZE=" -w $W -h $H"; fi convert \ $...

ok, I've adapted your code to bash and been working with it.

the SVG is perfect conversion and overlaying them is working out nicely. I removed the blur entirely, I want to make the image as clear as possible.

I'm working on a way to resize the SVG via pixels

anyway I could get a bash version?

I'm having trouble figuring out what usebackq is supposed to do.

LMAO, I thought you would be the one to reply. And I must have had a brain fart, I don't mean aspect ratio, I mean image quality. I was thinking if you could overlay the image on top of the traced svg, and blend them together, minimizing alias, and using the svg as the template. but your way may wor...

Hey Guys, I've been trying to convert a png at original scale to a vector image, so I can resize it, maintaining the aspect ration. The conversion is smooth, though it turns out black and white(with grayscale). So, I was wondering, would it be possible to convert to a vector image, resize, then usin...

The only thing I was worried about.

ok, I'm going to play with this for a bit and figure out how to make this work.