Legacy ImageMagick Discussions Archive

Hi,

question,

how could I arrange multiple of these (named 001.png 002.png ... etc)



to something like this:



imgur.com/370e41f0-b0d2-49be-95f0-4672f039b489

using only imagemagick ?

- Thanks in advance.

Neat

Finally a use for all that math xD.
*Bows to IM Team*

I know why.
The static built is missing that option.
The others have it.

Ah ok, that makes sense.

Ok. However, which of these "is" the "legacy checkbox" ?



The problem isn't "convert.exe"... I rely on "mogrify" for many scripts (for which I don't want to change it)...

Sweet, exactly what I hoped for.

#I especially love how you used all those math functions such as sin and cos and the good ol pi in here. (probably for circlular calculations)
Bet my math teacher would enjoy this aswell

Sorry for the gravedigging, but as I installed ImageMagick-7.0.7-28-Q16-x64-static today, the "convert" command appears to show similar behaviour as outlined here.

Is there a simple (cmd ?) fix for this ?

Amazing :shock: :mrgreen: Had to update to "ImageMagick-7.0.7-28-Q16-x64-static" to get the command to run, but WOW. smoothest command ever. PS: So I can avoid further questions in this regard: If one wanted to add "more gondolas" so to speak, using your method: how'd one go abou...

I agree, I figured it might be rather complicated. Columns x2 as sometimes the emoji is behind it and sometimes in front - a bug? I "only" want to rotate the images around. I'm not interested in the ferries wheel itself. (Does this help to ease this ?) Something a little bit like this: htt...

What I'd like to do, is: have multiple images rotate around a anker point that is the center of the picture. Similar to this: http://i717.photobucket.com/albums/ww173/prestonjjrtr/Smileys/SmileyFerrisWheel.gif (obviously, outputting the animation frames from this rotation to individual pictures in -...

That sounds like a reasonable suggestion.

I do not know how Imagemagick would help. It is an image processor, not a wave analysis tool. Indeed, but you can see, I'm talking about analysing " a picture of the waveform " to find rough pattern similarities - not the music file itself . While I know this is probably not the best take...

So... as there are no sufficient tools at hand (that I can find at the current point in time) that allow me to analyze music waveforms for repeating patterns : Would it be possible to use Imagemagick to: 1.) Feed it a Picture of a waveform 2.) Get it to "mark" repeating patterns in such im...

Ah. perfect !

Actually... seems houston is in the house again. For some reason replacing rose: with my own image seems not to work for whatever reason... This works (duh.): for /F "usebackq skip=1 tokens=3" %%C in (`%IM%convert rose: -depth 8 txt:`) do echo %%C >>x.txt findstr # x.txt >> hex.txt However...