correction: seems that one has to add -channel rgba -alpha on after "image" to enable the transparency.
>Not quite sure about what you want, but taking a stab -- use >transparent for the background > >A) > >convert \( image -fuzz XX1% -fill none +opaque color1 \) \ > \( image -fuzz XX2% -fill none +opaque color2 \) \ > \( image -fuzz XX3% -fill none +opaque color3 \) \ > ... > \( image -fuzz XXN% -fill none +opaque colorN \) \ > -background yourbackgroundcolor -flatten resultimage > >B) > >convert \( image -fuzz XX1% -fill none +opaque color1 -write image1 \) \ > \( image -fuzz XX2% -fill none +opaque color2 -write image2 \) \ > \( image -fuzz XX3% -fill none +opaque color3 -write image3 \) \ > ... > \( image -fuzz XXN% -fill none +opaque colorN -write imageN \) \ > null: > >convert image1 image2 image3 ... imageN -background >yourbackgroundcolor -flatten resultimage _______________________________________________ Magick-users mailing list [email protected] http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users
