Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Which 'empty' methods are you talking about? You can access the 'ansi c' methods with the namespace MagickCore. Those are the methods that are used by the command line. I will add a morphology method to the Image class of Magick++ that uses the MagickCore method(s).

You should probably upgrade your imagemagick then. Your version is quite old.

What version of ImageMagick are you using? With the latest version I can convert it without any problems.

Can you put up a link to a psd that does not work?

The 'morphology' method is not yet available in Magick++. I am going to add some 'missing' methods to Magick++. I will make sure to also include this method.

r-- is not about permissions but it is about support. ImageMagick only supports reading SR2 images, you cannot write SR2 images with it.

It is a bug in the software that created your BMP. The header of your file reports a different size then the actual file size. More info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BMP_file_format#Bitmap_file_header. ImageMagick reports it as a error if the header contains a higher size and a warning if it i...

Would you mind posting the parameters that worked? So other users of the COM Object will know how it should work.

Did you try: "+10,+10 " & TLUnitTxt?

If your program is written in .NET you could consider switching to Magick.NET.

edit: fixed link

Maybe you should try to specify the absolute path to the file 'usr/bin/composite', e.g. /home/name/usr/bin/composite.

In which language is your external program written? Maybe you should consider using one of the api's: http://www.imagemagick.org/script/api.php

Making it will probably just take a few hours But I don't know when I will be able to spend time on it so you still have to wait that long.

I am working on adding support for writing dds files (DTX1/5) to ImageMagick, I have no idea when this will be finished, might take a couple of weeks or even months.

Are you sure you have the correct matrix? It takes ages but in the end you will get a jpeg image. It is 17908x25087 pixels and 2.77MB but only the top left corner is showing a part of the input image.