So i would use image.psd[0], but the output has this white halo around the image. It's as if it's flattening it with this imaginary white background and blending it with the alpha around the edges. The psd i'm using is just one layer with alpha. image.psd[1] would work perfect if it just kept the size the same. It's very strange.
Fred Weinhaus wrote: > I believe that the first layer in the psd is the flattened file and > the others are the contributing layers. So if you do > > convert image.psd[0] image.png > > you will get the image as it looks when all the layers are flatted > (overlayed). > > With regard to getting all the layers the same size and positioned > correctly relative to the main flattened file, I cannot answer that > from any experience. You might try using the virtual canvas settings > through the use of -page, but I see that you have tried that. > (perhaps -set can do that ?) > > > > > >> I'm trying a simple command of >> convert in.psd out.png >> >> it creates a file for each layer. However, each png file is not the same >> size as the psd. It's as if convert.exe is autocropping each layer based >> off transparency. >> >> So if i have a 256x256 psd, i want each png file to be 256x256 >> regardless, oriented just the way it is in the psd. Any way to do this? >> I've played with -resize, -size, -geometry, -crop, -page to no avail. >> >> Thanks >> > _______________________________________________ > Magick-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users > _______________________________________________ Magick-users mailing list [email protected] http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users
