You almost have. Just need to put the clone processing into parentheses. In command line (Unix), you would do
convert input.png \( +clone -modulate 110,0 -fill '#A1ECFF' -tint 100 \) +append output.png >Hello, > >Been struggling with this for a day or so, imagemagick noob that I am, but >learn't something about imagemagick along the way at least :) > >What I'm trying to achieve is to have a final image that's two images stuck >together, the original plus a modified version side by side (for use as a >CSS 'sprite' in an image gallery index). > >I'm also trying to do this within the context of a php CMS called Drupal >(specifically the imageapi/imagecache/imagecache_actions modules if anyones >interested), which puts certain constraints on what I can do - I need to do >this convert all in one command (preferably). > >I thought clone and append would help, something like this: > >convert input.png +clone -modulate 110,0 -fill '#A1ECFF' -tint 100 +append >output.png > >but clone causes imagemagick to complain that 'clone requires a sequence'. >I've played with separate, but only managed to use that on certain channels, >not the whole image. And even then the append just seems to replace the >image instead of adding to the original. > >So is there anyway to copy modify and append an image to its original using >just convert, and all in one command? > >Or do I need to accept that this requires multiple convert operations at >least, and quite possibly use use of other tools, such as montage? > >TIA > >Adrian _______________________________________________ Magick-users mailing list [email protected] http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users
