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Hi Everyone,

I have created a vi. that adds multiple images and im having a little difficulty on how i should save the new image produced, can anybody show me how can i implement it:)

Thanks a lot!

 

Multipleimage.png

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her eyou can find an example.

https://decibel.ni.com/content/docs/DOC-2209

Kind regards,

- Bjorn -

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Hi,

 

I've created a vi. that allows me to input any values in rows and columns, i just want to know that instead of showing the lens in the edge, I want to see it in the center of the picture box. Can someone show me on how i implement it:)

Thanks!

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@Enriquez wrote:

Hi,

 

I've created a vi. that allows me to input any values in rows and columns, i just want to know that instead of showing the lens in the edge, I want to see it in the center of the picture box. Can someone show me on how i implement it:)

Thanks!


Are you looking for a frame?

So, I would draw a rectang around it and center the image to the frame

 

2013-05-22_frame.PNG

 

2013-05-22_frame2.PNG

 

 

This piece of code is not generic and needs some extra work e.g. if you want to change the size of the frame.

 

 

 

Alex

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Hi alex,

 

Im actually not looking for a frame, i just want to place the picture in the middle of the picture box. From the codes that you gave me and for some reason im getting an error about the cluster.

Image.png

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Hi again,

 

Ignore my first question, I already solved the error:)

 

Thanks!

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The picture information represented in the image indicator can't be centered to the image indicator because there are "no" surrounding picture elements.

 

If you increase the image indicators width and/or height via dragging the corners with your mouse,

there will be added "phantom pixels" which don't belong to the real picture information.

That is why you can hi-light those phantom pixels with the color tool, see :

 

1.png2.png

 

So, you do have to add these surrounding PEL in terms of a frame first.

Then you can center the picture information to the frame.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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