Resize

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The command is an [[Image]] command.
 
The command is an [[Image]] command.
  
'''Input Image File:'''  
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'''Input Image File:''' The image file being resized.
  
'''Output Image File:'''  
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'''Output Image File:''' The resulting output resized image.
  
'''New Width:'''
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'''New Width:''' The new width for the input image file.
  
'''New Height:'''  
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'''New Height:''' The new width for the input image file.
  
'''Preserve Aspect Ratio:'''  
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'''Preserve Aspect Ratio:''' Setting this to 'Yes' will make sure the output image's width and height are proportional to one another by slightly altering the output image dimensions by a few pixels despite the numbers set in New Width and New Height parameters.
  
 
== Example ==
 
== Example ==
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Running the script will resize the input image into the specified dimensions.
 
Running the script will resize the input image into the specified dimensions.
  
Input Image
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'''Input Image'''
  
[[File:inputcapture.jpg]]'
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[[File:Capture.jpg]]
  
  
Output Image
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'''Output Image'''
  
[[File:outputcapture.jpg]]
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[[File:ResizedCapture.jpg]]
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'''Output Image with Preserved Aspect Ratio'''
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[[File:ResizedACapture.jpg]]

Latest revision as of 16:56, 27 June 2017

This command will resize an image.

The command is an Image command.

Input Image File: The image file being resized.

Output Image File: The resulting output resized image.

New Width: The new width for the input image file.

New Height: The new width for the input image file.

Preserve Aspect Ratio: Setting this to 'Yes' will make sure the output image's width and height are proportional to one another by slightly altering the output image dimensions by a few pixels despite the numbers set in New Width and New Height parameters.

[edit] Example


resize("C:\\Users\\Downloads\\Capture.JPG","C:\\Users\\Downloads\\ResizedCapture.jpg",550,480,"Yes")


Running the script will resize the input image into the specified dimensions.

Input Image

Capture.jpg


Output Image

ResizedCapture.jpg


Output Image with Preserved Aspect Ratio

ResizedACapture.jpg

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