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How would I use the imagemagick library with processing?
I want to use the imagemagick library (more specifically: the shepards distortion part of it) with processing. Does anyone know how to do that? Or if that is not possible, does anyone know of another library that can do this type of distortion?
Related question on stack overflow, and an explanation of the kind of distortion I'm looking for
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Hi, can't you just call the command line tools of imagemagick? That should be simple to do.
BTW. I think this is related to what you want, but limited to a triangle: https://github.com/hamoid/Fun-Programming/tree/master/processing/ideas/2013/02/BarycentricTriangleMapping
Ok, I had no idea. How would you do something like that? Do you know what code I would use to call the command line from a processing sketch? (I'm on windows 7 btw., so the command line is not something I'm familiar with)