[magick-users] creation of a image swatch question

[John Smith]

Hello again, ... thank you, that is wonderful.  There were lots of very
good examples and I had fun playing around with the tutorial. May I ask,
there is one I would like to see, but didn't get a feel from the tutorial
on how to do it.  How could one make a checkerboard pattern, like the
example under this line on that page: [[ If you want color the "checkerboard"
pattern, that is best done by first using "-normalize" to map the the two
greys to black and white, before substituting those two colors. ]] ....
but have each smaller tile of the checkerboard be a random color?  Not
quite like noise where its a spatter of colors, but perfectly aligned
cubes each a different color, ... all tiled together neatly :) best
wishes, Ant Lamp 

  ----- Original Message -----
  From: "Anthony Thyssen"
  To: magick-users at imagemagick.org
  Subject: Re: [magick-users] creation of a image swatch question
  Date: Thu, 29 May 2008 16:49:47 +1000


  "John Smith" on wrote...
  | Hello, I have a question about a special use of ImageMagick. I
  would
  | like to be able to generate a color swatch, of a certain size, like
  a
  | 100w 100h 'square', that is a color value I set. Basically, I would
  like
  | to render this from nothing, and hopefully generate a file. Can
  this be
  | done with this software? :) Thank you, have a very great day.
  |
  See IM examples, Generating Canvases....

  http://imagemagick.org/Usage/canvas/

  Color can be set by name, RGB value, or even extracted from another
  image.


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