I am trying to crop an image using ImageMagick and through PowerShell. I can crop the image with the following command, and it creates 2000+ images:
convert -crop 16x16 .\original.png tileOut%d.png
However, I would like to use the ImageMagick feature to dynamically set the file name.
According to the publication on my forums, I can start using a batch file something like the following:
convert ^
bigimage.jpg ^
-crop 256x256 ^
-set filename:tile "%%[fx:page.x/256+1]_%%[fx:page.y/256+1]" ^
+repage +adjoin ^
tiled_%%[filename:tile].gif
I do not need to hide %, since I run it directly in PowerShell, so I used the following:
convert -crop 16x16 .\original.png -set filename:tile "%[fx:page.x/16+1]_%[fx:page.y/16+1]" +repage +adjoin directory\tiled_%[filename:tile].png
However, when I run this command, I get one file named tiled _% [file_name , and the other - tiled_45_47.png .
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EDIT:
- PowerShell 5.0.10586.0, Windows 10.
- ImageMagick 6.9.2 Q16 (64- )
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