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convert test.psd[1-5] -background black -flatten test.tga
This gives me a file that's completely white. I suspect the white may be the white background on layer 1. But then again if I do
convert test.psd[5] -background black -flatten test.tga
it still gives me a file with full white.
Edit: I removed ...

Is there a way to composite the layers into a flatten image? If I do
convert test.psd[5] test.tga
it will get the layer into the tga file.

I'm trying out command like
convert -composite test.psd[1] -composite test.psd[2] -flatten test.tga
but it never merge the layers, tga file only has layer 1's ...

I am trying to convert PSD files to TGA. Some of the PSD files have layers set to invisible so a straight flatten command wouldn't have those layers.

Basically doing this only yield visible layers: convert test.psd -flatten test.tga
But I need all layers in TGA file.

Is there a way to set layers ...