This extension is built on top of and requires Jeroen's GitHub extension. To see which fonts ImageMagick recognizes: convert -list fontĪ MediaWiki tag extension to embed, link, and style contents from files hosted on GitHub repositories. sh script and run it to create a Font list in ~/.config/ImageMagick/type.xml TYPE GENSCRIPT="$DIR/vendor/imagemagick typegen"Įcho " "$HOME/.config/ImageMagick/type.xml" ``` bash !/usr/bin/env bash Find our path via npm because BASH SOURCE won't work under npm scripts… ಠಠĭIR="$(npm ls -global -parseable imagemagick-macos-font-setup)"
CONDA INSTALL IMAGEMAGICK INSTALL
To get MoviePy/imagemagick to recognize your fonts on Mac I had to modify this script a bit: įirst install the script with: npm i -g imagemagick-macos-font-setup Other interesting video libraries/languages: Python generate.py -duration 60 -max_seg_length 10 -open -textfile words.txt -branding branding/Short\ movie\ 16x9.mov -title images/opening.gif -font KronaOne Links o, -open Open the output file on finish. m MAX_SEG_LENGTH, -max_seg_length MAX_SEG_LENGTH h, -help show this help message and exit Then install moviePy and GamePy (for sound or previews I think) InstallationĬreate a environment for this project.
Videos to generate a random video of the specified length. To build using Cygwin and GCC, follow the instructions for building under Unix.This script takes all the videos in a specified folder and uses parts of these An X11R6 environment for Cygwin is available from.
CONDA INSTALL IMAGEMAGICK WINDOWS
It is possible to build both ImageMagick and Magick++ under the Cygwin Unix-emulation environment for Windows NT. Please read the configuration and build instructions in README.txt (under the heading "Windows Win2K/XP VISUAL C++ 8.0 COMPILATION") in order to build Magick++.
JPEG), and a ready-made Visual C++ 8.0 build environment. The ImageMagick source package for NT provides sources to ImageMagick, Magick++, add-on libraries (e.g. Windows NT through Windows Vista are supported by the ImageMagick source package for NT available in the 'win2k' subdirectory of the ImageMagick ftp site (and mirrors). Linux RPMs of ImageMagick and Magick++ can be downloaded from. Systems that support the notion of a library run-path may additionally require -R/somedir or '-rpath /somedir' in order to find shared libraries at run time.Įxtra libraries (-lsomelib) required to link Library paths (-L/somedir) to look for libraries. Include paths (-I/somedir) to look for header files 'CC -Xa') to use compiler 'CC -Xa'Ĭompiler flags (e.g.
The following table shows the available options.Įnvironment Variables That Effect Configure Specifies additional options to the configure script. configure CXX=CC CXXFLAGS=-O2 LIBS=-lposix To influence the options the configure script chooses, you may specify 'make' option variables when running the configure script. The library is currently named similar to 'libMagick++.a' (and/or libMagick++.so.5.0.39) and is installed under prefix/lib while the headers are installed with Magick++.h being installed in prefix/include and the remaining headers in prefix/include/Magick++.
CONDA INSTALL IMAGEMAGICK PLUS
To install ImageMagick plus Magick++ under Unix, installation should be similar to
The following instructions pertain to the Magick++ specific configuration and build options. Please follow the installation instructions provided by its README.txt file. Magick++ is now built using the ImageMagick configure script and Makefiles. Please let me know if you have successfully built and executed Magick++ using a different configuration so that I can add to the table of verified configurations. Users of Magick++ have reported that the following configurations work with Magick++: Visual C++ 8.0 Standard Edition Service Pack 5 The author has personally verified that Magick++ compiles and runs using the following compiler/platform combinations: The compiler must support the following C++ standard features: It was decided that Magick++ will be around for the long-haul, so its API definition depends on valuable C++ features which should be common in all current and future C++ compilers. Most modern C++ compilers for Microsoft Windows or the Mac should work (project files are provided for Microsoft Visual C++ 8.0). Standards compliant commercial C++ compilers should also work fine. The author uses gcc 3.4 (GNU C++) which is available under UNIX and under the Cygwin UNIX-emulation environment for Windows. In order to compile Magick++ you must have access to a standard C++ implementation.
0 kommentar(er)
