André wrote:
Has anyone here ever "merged" the output tiles obtained through
"Maximum resolution ppm" option in nviz?How can I transform tens
of files in just one high resolution .jpg/.png?
It should happen automatically; presumably you do not have the
NetPBM tools installed?
Once installed 'pnmcat -lr' is used to assemble rows, then
'pnmcat -tb' is used to combine those assembled rows into the
final image. You can try running those manually.
Hamish
Hi Hamish
Thank you for your hints, however I didn’t managed to solve the problem.
I installed NetPBM tools has you suggested, however I still get hundreds of .ppm files instead of one big high resolution file like I need.
I then tried Windows command prompt with these sentences:
C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuWin32\bin>pnmcat -lr C:\Users\Andre\Pictures\aaa\E-W-45_1_1.ppm
C:\Program Files (x86)\GnuWin32\bin>pnmcat -tb C:\Users\Andre\Pictures\aaa\E-W-45_1_1.ppm
In both cases all I get has output can be seen in attachment, but no assembled image is produced.
What am I doing wrong? Is there an alternative method to assemble .ppm tiles?
Thank for your time
Best wishes
André Mano
2012/7/17 Hamish <hamish_b@yahoo.com>
André wrote:
Has anyone here ever “merged” the output tiles obtained through
“Maximum resolution ppm” option in nviz?How can I transform tens
of files in just one high resolution .jpg/.png?
It should happen automatically; presumably you do not have the
NetPBM tools installed?Once installed ‘pnmcat -lr’ is used to assemble rows, then
‘pnmcat -tb’ is used to combine those assembled rows into the
final image. You can try running those manually.Hamish
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