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RADIALGRID


Superimposes circular grid lines on an image.

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last modified: February 01, 2019



USAGE: radialgrid [-c center] [-m maxradius] [-n numcircles] [-s spacing] [-C color] [-t thickness] [-o opacity] infile outfile
USAGE: radialgrid [-h or -help]

-c ... center ....... x,y coordinate for center of circles; pair of comma separated
..................... floats>=0; default is the image center
-m ... maxradius .... radius of largest circle; float>0 or min, max, diag;
..................... default=half the maximum dimension of the image
-n ... numcircles ... number of circles equally spaced from the center to the
..................... maxradius; integer>0; default=10
-s ... spacing ...... spacing of the circles; float>0; if not specified, the spacing
..................... will be determined from maxradius and numcircles; if specified,
..................... numcircles will be ignored
-C ... color ........ color of grid lines; any valid opaque IM color allowed;
..................... default="black"
-t ... thickness .... thickness of grid lines; integer>0; default=1
-o ... opacity ...... opacity of grid lines opacity between 0.0 and 1.0;
..................... opacity=0 is transparent; opacity=1 is opaque;
..................... default=1

PURPOSE: To superimpose a set of circulare grid lines on an image.

DESCRIPTION: GRID superimposes a set of circular grid lines on an image. Parameters are available to select the grid line color, maximum radius, number of circles, spacing, thickness and opacity.

ARGUMENTS:

-c center ... CENTER is the x,y coordinate for center of circles. Values are a pair of comma separated floats>=0. The default is the image center.

-m maxradius ... MAXRADIUS is the radius of largest circle. Values are either floats>0 or min (minimum), max (maximum), diag (diagonal) half dimension of the image. The default=half the maximum dimension of the image.

-n numcircles ... NUMCIRCLES is the number of equally spaced circles from the center to the maxradius. Values are integers>0. The default=10.

-s spacing ... SPACING of the circles. Values are floats>0. If spacing is not specified, then the spacing will be determined from maxradius and numcircles. If spacing is specified, then numcircles will be ignored.

-C color ... COLOR of the grid lines. Any IM color is allowed, including alpha values. The default=black.

-t thickness ... THICKNESS of the circular grid lines. Values are integers>0. The default=1

-o opacity ... OPACITY is the grid line opacity. Values are non-negative floats between 0.0 and 1.0. The default=1

CAVEAT: No guarantee that this script will work on all platforms, nor that trapping of inconsistent parameters is complete and foolproof. Use At Your Own Risk.


EXAMPLES


Circular Grid

Original Image

arguments:
-m max

arguments:
-m min

arguments:
-m diag

arguments:
-m max -C red

arguments:
-m max -C red -o 0.3



What the script does is as follows:

  • Draws a set of circular lines on an image

This is equivalent to the following IM commands for the case of
a default set of grid lines spaced 16 pixels apart.

  • width=`convert -ping $tmpA -format "%w" info:`
  • height=`convert -ping $tmpA -format "%h" info:`
  • if [ "$center" = "" ]; then
    centx=`convert xc: -format "%[fx:($width-1)/2]" info:`
    centy=`convert xc: -format "%[fx:($height-1)/2]" info:`
    fi
  • if [ "$maxradius" = "maximum" -o "$maxradius" = "max" ]; then
    maxradius=`convert xc: -format "%[fx:(max($width,$height)-1)/2]" info:`
    elif [ "$maxradius" = "minimum" -o "$maxradius" = "min" ]; then
    maxradius=`convert xc: -format "%[fx:(min($width,$height)-1)/2]" info:`
    elif [ "$maxradius" = "diagonal" -o "$maxradius" = "diag" ]; then
    maxradius=`convert xc: -format "%[fx:(hypot($width,$height)-1)/2 ]" info:`
    else
    test=`expr "$maxradius" : '\([.0-9]*\)'`
    [ $test -eq 1 ] && errMsg "--- MAXRADIUS=$maxradius IS AN INVALID VALUE ---"
    fi
  • if [ "$spacing" = "" ]; then
    spacing=`convert xc: -format "%[fx:$maxradius/$numcircles]" info:`
    else
    numcircles=`convert xc: -format "%[fx:floor($maxradius/$spacing)]" info:`
    fi
  • graphic="translate $centx,$centy stroke-opacity $opacity"
  • for ((i=0; i<=numcircles; i++)); do
    radius=`convert xc: -format "%[fx:$i*$spacing]" info:`
    graphic="$graphic circle 0,0 0,$radius"
    done
  • convert "$infile" -fill none -stroke $color -strokewidth $thickness -draw "$graphic" "$outfile"