A plethora of command-line scripts that perform geometric transforms, blurs, sharpens, edging, noise removal, and color manipulations.
Roshit121
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by Roshit121 » 2018-03-25T01:14:55-07:00
Hi,
I just started using imagemagick a few days ago and could not find a way to run multiple cylinderize scripts. So, how could I combine multiple Cylinderize scripts that have different backgrounds and gives different results into a single script?
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cylinderize -m vertical -r 370 -l 810 -w 85 -p 5 -e 2 -a -90 -v background -b none -f none -o -100-65 -c multiply image.png mug.png wrap1.png
cylinderize -m vertical -r 370 -l 810 -w 85 -p 5 -e 2 -a 0 -v background -b none -f none -o +0-65 -c multiply image.png mug_front.png wrap2.png
cylinderize -m vertical -r 370 -l 810 -w 85 -p 5 -e 2 -a 90 -v background -b none -f none -o +100-65 -c multiply image.png mug_flip.png wrap3.png
Bonzo
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by Bonzo » 2018-03-25T02:58:03-07:00
Write a loop in your preferred programing language using an array to provide your input and output images.
Roshit121
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by Roshit121 » 2018-03-25T03:06:25-07:00
Thanks for the suggestion, I will try that
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