Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

This just bit me in 6.4.4-1 and 'twas only Pete's post that helped me fix this. I was getting the ubiquitous error, "fatal error LNK1112: module machine type 'X86' conflicts with target machine type 'x64'" on all the links in the build. I'm building on a WIN32 machine, so this made no sens...

The ImageMagick documentation pages are undergoing a facelift for cosmetic and other reasons. Recent changes have been made to (1) begin to bring more readability and consistency to the documentation itself, (2) enhance maintainability of the code that generates the pages, and (3) to bring pages int...

Right --- a brush approach works in a graphics program like PSP, if you do the drawing "by hand", the turning, etc., because your brain is good at following lines. That part would be hard to program (but not impossible using edge detection and such). Finding positions for birds to achieve ...

Hi Tiffany, How many different small bird images did you use? There are actually ways of doing some similar things using IM if you're willing to do a fair bit of programming. I think something is certainly possible using PerlMagick, for example. I've also seen some graphics programs (e.g., PaintShop...

magick wrote:In addition we have someone (Rick Mabry) editing the documentation now. It may take several weeks because of our other responsibilities.

It will take many, many weeks. Maybe years. Also, I am presently not editing anything beyond the command-line-options and command-line-processing pages.

Rick

"try setting -virtual-pixel background -background white"

What he said. But "-virtual-pixel background" works fine for me without the "-background white". ( 6.4.4 2008-10-19 Q16 and 6.4.8-6 2009-01-11 Q16 )

Cool bug/feature.

Rick

Ha! Super slick. So -size defaults to 1x1, not bad. The earlier command is now much faster: convert ( warhol-in.jpg -colorspace gray -colors 3 ) ( xc:purple xc:"#123456" xc:yellow -append ) -interpolate bicubic -clut cat.gif That's for Windows only, of course --- no escapes of parentheses....

anthony wrote:Right you are -unique-colors

But here we want to choose the colors. What's the nicest way to get a 3x1 image cosisting of purple, then white, then #2277ff?

anyone can help to adjust linux script to obtain working example for windows geeks ? This part is the main problem, as you noted: HISTO=`convert "$TEMP_FILE" histogram:- | identify -format %c - | grep -vre "black\|white"` As far as I know, Windows cannot do anything remotely lik...

anthony wrote: IM can do the steps specified but the steps will be slightly different for each photo involved.

Cute effect. Here's one with many cat photos.

http://www.urban-warrior.org/mosaicks/m ... osaick.jpg

Rick

The font is returning bogus font metrics which prevents the label coder from computing a proper bounding box. And is there a way that IM can glean something so obviously bogus? If so, an error message could be given. Add -debug annotate to your command line and it reports the font metrics for the f...

Should bad fonts give no error but still generate an image? I grabbed these two TTF's: http://www.getfreefonts.info/free_font.almontesnow.html http://www.getfreefonts.info/free_font.altea.html Following Anthony's scripts, I tried convert -background lightblue -fill blue -font almosnow.ttf -pointsize...

Yeap it does appear that "--enable-cipher" is no longer needed. Do you know what version of IM that changed? Nope, better ask the boss. By the way, it's amusing what happens when you use -decipher on an unenciphered image. Not unexpected, of course, since there is no -enciphered flag. Wel...

For other following this discussion, You can see examples of enciphered images in IM Examples http://imagemagick.org/Usage/transform/#encipher This includes some images and the pass-phrase used, so you can try to download and decipher them yourself. WARNING: this is not considered stable, and as su...

We get the correct results with this command: convert -extract 48x+100+100 logo: x: Not me. Not on WinXP 6.4.5 nor on 6.4.4 Linux. When the height is missing it substitutes the image height. So in this example the extract argument given is the same as 48x 4 80+100+100. Note that the above command i...