Hi all,
how would any of you go about creating a white .jpg file of arbitrary dimensions?
pix_write will only write the size specified on the inlets. So for example if I need to make a 2048 x 5000 size, then pix_write is not the way... Is there a way inside gem?
J
Jaime Oliver wrote:
Hi all,
how would any of you go about creating a white .jpg file of arbitrary dimensions?
depends on the context. if i wanted to create a single file of a certain dimension i would use the gimp. for more repetitive tasks i would use ImageMagick.
pix_write will only write the size specified on the inlets. So for example if I need to make a 2048 x 5000 size, then pix_write is not the way... Is there a way inside gem?
i'd probably use [pix_writer] (which is similar to [pix_write] but doesn't do any capturing)
fgmasdr IOhannes
thx. I'll check it out.
J
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 12:50 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnig zmoelnig@iem.at wrote:
Jaime Oliver wrote:
Hi all,
how would any of you go about creating a white .jpg file of arbitrary dimensions?
depends on the context. if i wanted to create a single file of a certain dimension i would use the gimp. for more repetitive tasks i would use ImageMagick.
pix_write will only write the size specified on the inlets. So for example if I need to make a 2048 x 5000 size, then pix_write is not the way... Is there a way inside gem?
i'd probably use [pix_writer] (which is similar to [pix_write] but doesn't do any capturing)
fgmasdr IOhannes
u might want to check http://www.graphicsmagick.org/ as well v
Le 26.01.2010 10:03, Jaime Oliver a écrit :
thx. I'll check it out.
J
On Tue, Jan 26, 2010 at 12:50 AM, IOhannes m zmoelnigzmoelnig@iem.at wrote:
Jaime Oliver wrote:
Hi all,
how would any of you go about creating a white .jpg file of arbitrary dimensions?
depends on the context. if i wanted to create a single file of a certain dimension i would use the gimp. for more repetitive tasks i would use ImageMagick.
pix_write will only write the size specified on the inlets. So for example if I need to make a 2048 x 5000 size, then pix_write is not the way... Is there a way inside gem?
i'd probably use [pix_writer] (which is similar to [pix_write] but doesn't do any capturing)
fgmasdr IOhannes
Vincent Rioux wrote:
u might want to check http://www.graphicsmagick.org/ as well
right. but this is just a fork/successor of ImageMagick, so i counted that in as well.
gfamsdr IOhannes
IOhannes m zmoelnig a écrit :
Jaime Oliver wrote:
Hi all,
how would any of you go about creating a white .jpg file of arbitrary dimensions?
depends on the context. if i wanted to create a single file of a certain dimension i would use the gimp. for more repetitive tasks i would use ImageMagick.
pix_write will only write the size specified on the inlets. So for example if I need to make a 2048 x 5000 size, then pix_write is not the way... Is there a way inside gem?
pix_write will only write the size specified on the inlets. So for example if you need to make a 2048x5000 size, then you have to send [2048 5000< message to the size inlet! of course you have to draw an image of this size in order to snap it. this can be done either with : -a very big screen -a virtual screen : you can define a virtual screen bigger than screen size, so you can draw a big gem windows and snap it. -using framebuffer and snap it's content...
Cyrille
i'd probably use [pix_writer] (which is similar to [pix_write] but doesn't do any capturing)
fgmasdr IOhannes
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