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Thanks, you have been a great help!

this is close to the result I needed but it has some blur in it. can we make the material part transparent so that different materials can be fit in the background on the fly? My method has no blur. To make the bricks partially transparent, you can adjust my method with the code that Fred gives ...

try convert mn1-bRxR3LFR.png -fuzz 55% -alpha off -fill "rgb(230,230,230)" -opaque "rgb(63,63,63)" -alpha on show: I only needed to change those blackish pixels on inside edges but it changes the images a lot and looses the original texture. the result is http://picpaste.com/pics/mn2-jrg8M0hH ...

Is there a way to change all pixels with rgb(50,50,50) and less to rgb(230,230,230)? I think that can solve the problem.

try convert mn1-bRxR3LFR.png -fuzz 55% -alpha off -fill "rgb(230,230,230)" -opaque "rgb(63,63,63)" -alpha on show: I only needed to change those blackish pixels on inside edges but it changes the images a lot and looses the original texture. the result is http://picpaste.com/pics/mn2-jrg8M0hH ...

I have a mortar image and it has some blackish pixels on the inside edges.


I need to make those blackish pixels colored same as the grey mortar color.

How can my result and snibgo's both be what you want. They are totally different. I did not recolor the gray texture in the middle parts in the example you said you liked (my others were recolored). At the same time you say snigbo's is what you want and his is recolored. I was looking at the ...

Blur was only used to anti-alias the edges of the mask image. If you do not want it, just remove the -blur -level convert c5VyQ.png pK1xB.jpg \ \( -clone 0 +level-colors "black,#B6977A" -write show: \) \ \( -clone 0 -morphology open octagon:3 \ -fuzz 10% -transparent white -channel rgba \ -fill ...

Maybe it works like this. I take the top third of 4Biet.png as a mask for bricks/mortar, and the middle third as texture for mortar. Windows BAT script: convert ^ 4Biet.png ^ -crop 1x3@ +repage ^ b.png convert ^ ( b-1.png -fill rgb(100%%,75%%,30%%) -colorize 50 +write bf.png ) ^ ( pK1xB.jpg -fill ...

Here is an alternate attempt to guess what you want. unix syntax I left the -write show: in so you can see each step convert c5VyQ.png pK1xB.jpg \ \( -clone 0 +level-colors "black,#B6977A" -write show: \) \ \( -clone 0 -morphology open octagon:3 \ -fuzz 10% -transparent white -channel rgba \ -fill ...

It looks line you want to take the material image, extract one row, then make a mask for the border, then put the gray brick image in the border, then recolor the gray brick image. Is that correct? Yes, this is correct and that is all I have as Input. I multiply different RGBA values into that grey ...

This is not the desired result. The flow required is as shown in the image, can you please have a look at it? and suggest right approach. http://i.stack.imgur.com/xXKhT.png orignal alpha image of the mortar I have is: http://i.stack.imgur.com/4Biet.png Original brick image I have is. http://i.stack ...

Please have a look at this question http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2709 ... i-aliasing

Need help urgent.