Glueing tile images together using imagemagick's montage command -


It seems that this can be a common question, so I'm going to ask it as many keywords like I think I can do it!

I have (well, nine) tile JPEG, with standard tile filenames. Each jpeg is 220x175 pixels: 

  (top row) tile_1_0_0.jpg tile_1_1_0.jpg tile_1_2_0.jpg (middle row) tile_1_0_1.jpg tile_1_1_1.jpg tile_1_2_1.jpg (bottom row) tile_1_0_2.jpg tile_1_1_2 the .jpg tile_1_2_2.jpg

I use ImageMagick / montage 'glue' or those involving all together can create a single, coherent image? I do not want to change them to shape, so I think the final image should be 660x525

That is why there can be a prepared assembly with a range of chains, etc. -. Only nine original images to create a single jpeg sticking together

I want it to be something along these lines, but I'm getting orders and struggle with the exact shape :. 

  Assembly + frame + shadow + label-tile 3x3-jetmetry & lt; Options & gt; * .jpg joined.jpg

I wanted to do something similar and end here (I think your "as many possible keywords as possible" probably work) The one who worked with me came with me. (Geometry and tiles adjust to your needs) 

  montage -border 0 -geometry 660x -tile 3x3 tile * final.jpg

Joins tile files horizontal, therefore, to -tile 4x2 , will flair: 

  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

number Position relative to file name in the logic list.

As far as I can tell, tile * alphabetically will be expanded manually, either change the name so that they will thus appropriately, for example: 

  # headline tile_r0_c0.jpg tile_r0_c1.jpg tile_r0_c2.jpg # middle row tile_r1_c0.jpg tile_r1_c1.jpg tile_r1_c2.jpg # downline tile_r2_c0.jpg tile_r2_c1 .jpg tile_r2_c2.jpg

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