Hi Jeff,

I don't think there is any way to do this without accessing the new features in the Paperclip plugin (which paperclipped just accesses).

If I understand correctly, you want to fill the image, this is not really the idea behind paperclipped. It is more for storing assets and images that will be used, not for creating elements of the design

The size arguments do not directly access ImageMagick, rather they go through the paperclip plugin api. You may want to check out their google group, I think that hooks for just this sort of thing have been recently added.

Keith


On Jan 25, 2009, at 5:26 PM, Jeffrey Jones wrote:

Howdy all.

Is it possible for Paperclipped to do more complicated image manipulation?

For example I want to create (using the ImageMagick command line arguments)

nav=110x108!

AND

nav_inactive= 110x108! -fill black -colorize 50%

Has anyone tried to do this? I tried putting all that in quotes nav_inactive='110x108! -fill black -colorize 50%' but that didn't seem to do the trick

Cheers

Jeff
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