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ok, whow mega cool ! its working great

Thx !

ok sure, I forgot to point to the command right. Now I get the command running but it wouldn't yet read the images "Ritter_01_02..0001.pnd ...)



I have copied the .bat into the directory where the image files sit. and calling it from there.

ok thx

ya that's a good idea, thx

ok thx :-) Tried it out, but giving me : Invalid Parameter - -crop My image name has two dots before the number and I've inserted it this way : maybe that is the reason ? set startframe=1 set endframe=180 del sub_*.png for /L %%i in (%startframe%,1,%endframe%) do ( set NUM=000%%i set NUM=!NUM:~-4 ...

that is too complicated for me, does someone know how the correct syntax would be ?

my images go from image.0001.png to image.0180.png.
is this going in the right direction to write it in a .bat file ?:


SET startframe=%0001
SET endframe=%0180
SET times=%180

convert ^
FOR image.%startframe%.png
-crop 3x1080+958+0

ok thx.
how is the syntax to make a FOR loop in a .bat ?

ok thx, ya someone who can help me with the Windows syntax.

convert image ^ command1 ^ command2 ^ ... result ok, so as far as i understand it can't be done this way : convert image ^ #comment here command1 ^ #comment here command2 ^ ... result instead : # command here convert image ^ command1 ^ command2 ^ ... result # command here pls let me know if not ...

Hi, thank you for reply. I wanted to put the formula with the following functionality, is it possible as 1 command that loops through 180 pictures and creates the final file ? Pls help with the necessary syntax. convert ^ -frame 1-180 <<looping image.0001.png - image.0180.png>> ^ -crop image..png ...

Hi, how would a command line in Win look to achieve appending a series of cropped images into a final image ? My images have sequencial numbering (image.0001.png, image.0002.png, ...) which i got from rendering an animation where the camera rotates around the y-axis. By assembling vertical strips of ...

Hi,
can i add comments into the command line (Win) ? Something like this :

convert ^
-size 600x300 ^
# comment text here ^
xc:none ^
empty3.png


I tried rem, // and # but is not possible within the command itself.

Regards,
Frank

Hi, using latest stand alone win7 with command-line and wanted to make one single command that handles different things in one go. My breakdown is: * read Background.png * read Foreground_Name.png * crop Foreground_Name.png while reading, with -crop 709x310+229+385 * compose cropped Foreground_Name ...