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How to export image from picture ring

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Hi All,

 

I have a picture ring, which has several png images.

 

Now I want to save those images as separate files. Any way to export them from the ring?

 

Thanks,

 

Anne

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Save your ring as a Custom Control (Advanced->Customize then simply save to a .ctl file).  Then run the code in the following snippet (I do not make my hacks user friendly so be sure to browse to the paths before running).  All of the images are exported into the folder you specify.

 

ExportPNGFromRing.png

 

 

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Could you please save it to a Labview8.5.1 vi?  I am using Labview 8.5.1 and couldn't open your vi.

 

Thanks a lot for helping and I really appreciate it.

 

Anne

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Here you go in LV8.5.

 

 

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I was thinking that you could extract part of the front panel to get the image, convert it to png and repeat for each item in the ring.

 

Example_VI.png

 

It gets ugly if I leave the Increment/Decrement button visible but that can be overcome.

Jim
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Could you please send me the "PNG data to LV Image.vi" too?  I don't have it.

 

Thanks a lot.

 

Anne

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I got rid of that and added a small fix since it turns out there are (at least) two different ways that the images are stored and I forgot that I typically ditch that VI anyway since it does not handle transparency.  VI attached in 8.5, changes shown here:

 

ExportPNGFromRing_v2.png

 

If you attach your .ctl file I could verify that it works as well.

 

 

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Thanks a lot, everyone.

 

It works and I got all those transparent png images. 

 

I appreciate your help and have a good day.

 

Anne

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Thanks for this example, it worked well.  I was able to quickly extract the pictures in my picture ring.

John Kidder
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@John92124 wrote:

Thanks for this example, it worked well.  I was able to quickly extract the pictures in my picture ring.


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