Alexander Klimov wrote: > Fortunately it is not that hard to do this using ImageMagick by > running the following bash script in img/pieces/Merida/ > > for s in 25 31 38 46 57 70 86 106 130 160; do > convert -size $((12*s*4))x$((s*4)) xc:white\ > -family "Chess Merida" -pointsize $((4*s))\ > -gravity North-West \ > -annotate +0+0 "pnbrqkomvtwl" -background white \ > -fill none -draw "color 0,0 floodfill" \ > -resize $((12*s))x$((s)) \ > Merida_$s.png > done > > > cool!
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