The resizing occurs to the last image in the sequence when using -geometry without a size. You may be better off using -page ... -flatten. But -page is not gravity sensitive.
Or you might try using -geometry 100x100%+x+y and see if that preserves the size of the last image. I have not tried this to be sure it works. See http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/layers/#convert http://www.imagemagick.org/Usage/layers/#flatten From the first link: "Now the "-geometry" is is a very special operator that not only sets an overlay position for the next "-composite" operation, it also "-resize" the last image (and only the last image) in the current image sequence." >Hello image gurus, > >I've spent a couple hours trying to get text in regions of a square >background. First I just want 2 regions, the upper portion and >lower portion of a CD. (I'll be using this with lightscribe DVDs) > >I've avoided "-draw" because I didn't see a way to center horizontally. So... > >I've tried doing parenthesis for this regions and then doing a >-composite into the larger background. > >This sort of works: > >convert -size 480x480 xc:skyblue \ > \( -size 460x140 -font Helvetica -pointsize 24 -gravity center \ > label:'Red Hat Enterprise Linux\nStuff' \) \ > -geometry +0-150 -composite \ > \( -size 460x140 -font Helvetica -pointsize 24 -gravity center \ > label:'Version 5.6\nx86-64' \) \ > -geometry +0+150 -composite \ > gif:- | display gif:- > >The bottom text shows it's resized larger during compositing. I'd >like the two 460x150 region with a fixed sized font to be composited >as is. (trimmed in length of they are too long would be fine) > >Any help is appreciated, >Scott > _______________________________________________ Magick-users mailing list Magick-users@imagemagick.org http://studio.imagemagick.org/mailman/listinfo/magick-users
