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EDIT: I rewrote it a bit: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- @echo off SET /P image=Drag and drop the image file you want to remove the background from: copy %image% "%~dp0"...

Ok... I guess I need to be more specific: I want to use a script to: 1. crop a portion of an image 2. analyze said cropped image for all hex codes 3. dump the hex codes to a "hex.txt" 4. replace all of those "hex code colors" with transparency. This is what I came up with, it get...

so... I have a text file containing hex lines: hex.txt #8C7CA6 #6C70A5 #75777C #959A90 #7A7C6C #867DAB #80867E #8A87BD #6B71C6 #8F8A79 #9A9DCE #7E87D0 #69709E #82968C #7C8F81 #A3917B #8CAB8C #728170 #95A19C #8FA5A3 #A6CAB3 #A4C7B0 #8FB697 #99BA98 #85A184 I now want this command to loop through all t...

And I take it, rewriting it for dos is impossible ?

All of the Imgmagickscripts I have run natively under windows.

I'd rather not install cygwin just for this one script

But the one I posted is dos, isn't it ?

Is the usage the same ?

Is this overlap script: http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/scripts/overlap

the same one ?

OH... so it's linux only...


Can wildcards be used so I can use a folder full of randomly named png files ?

So for that script you posted:

How would a command look for my case ?

So. I have the following question: I have multiple parts of an image, like so: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14586156/stuff/0_PC_Prog_Dev_support/ImageMagick/Map_Stitching/IMG_8134.png https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/14586156/stuff/0_PC_Prog_Dev_support/ImageMagick/Map_Stitching/IMG_8135.p...

fixed

Thats odd... when I execute that command once for %%x in (*gif) do convert %%x ( -clone 0 -fill black -colorize 100 ) +swap -alpha set ( -clone 1 ( -clone 0 +transparent #F4F4FC ) ( -clone 0 +transparent #F7F7FF ) ( -clone 0 +transparent #F9F9FF ) -delete 0 -evaluate set 0 -layers flatten -negate ) ...

Ok, perfect, now it works

BTW: colorize seems to only "tone" the color down.

Is there a way to make it pitch black (for example) just by once executing this ?

EDIT: OK, this way it works:
This thread can be close thanks

Well...
I tried both of your commands.


In my folder I have this: I pasted both codes (one after another) into the hex_color.bat and started it.

Same results as last time.
replacing the rose with 001.gif didn't do any difference to the end result either.

This outputs:
"convert.exe: invalid argument for option '-colorize': #000000 @ error/convert.c/ConvertImageCommand/969."