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how to make write 2d image from a library of image using aray indexing or other type indexing. pls help me, i am stuck ma project with this problem?

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dear friends,

i am in  a trouble stage of my mtech project. How can make a big 2d image from library of small images by indexing .(just like arrays\matrix etc). I have only 16 small images in my library. I want to make big image from tiling of small images by proper indexing. I estimate to make a big image in the formate of 2d array(about 100*100 images) of small images using indexing. ANY ONE CAN HELP ME IT WILL REALLY appreciable

urs faithfully

ragil 

IamAKR
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Without further information, there is not much anybody can do.

here is an example how to fill the array.

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frnd..

my aim is to make big image(jpeg) from 16 small images(jpeg) in 100 image per one row and 100 images in 1 column. Here each element image of big image taken from 16 small image according to specefic condition;

thanku

 

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The question is more how you want them to be indexed like this?

 

1>2>3>....>15>16>1>2....         

5>6>......

 

or

 

1>2>3>4>5

2>3>4>5

3>4>5

4>5

5

 

or another type of indexing

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sorry.... i accidently accepet your answer.

my indexing

(0,0),(0,1),(0,2)...........................................(0,100)

(0,1),(1,1),(1,2),...........................................(1,100)

.................................................................

(100,1)...........................................(100,100)

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guess you mean:

(0,0),(0,1),(0,2)...........................................(0,100)

(1,0),(1,1),(1,2),...........................................(1,100)

.................................................................

(100,0)...........................................(100,100)

 

Anyway these are just standard indices from an array.

I would like to know the way you want to index the little pictures themselves

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i have another 100* 100 matrix wich consist of 16 different elements.(so the repeat many times in the matrix). comparing to each value this matrix i want to take diffrent image from my 16 images.Thus my big image consist of 100*100 small images which consist of 16 different images.

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You still haven't answered my question.

You want the images at random spots inside the array?

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hi,

i dont meaned to spot image array.JUST LIKE THAT. I WANT TO MAKE BIG IMAGE ITS EACH PART SELECTED FROM 16 IMAGES BY CONTROLLED MANNER

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Just made something with 16 different images.

Check it out

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