JPG picture combine horizantally/vertically by manipulating image data

[winterishere8]

All

Please look at attached VI. I have two graphs that I wish to merge as one. I tried playing with image data and I've been successful in merging them veritically. I've not been able to place them side by side. Does any one have experience with picture manipulation ?

[mfitzsimons]

There is no VI attached.  I can take a look at it when you post the VI and the images you are tring to merge.

Matt

[winterishere8]

Sorry. Here is the VI. If you run the VI, there will be a jpg generated on C:\pic.jpg.

[sadilj]

Hi,

I made VI, that combines jpg files vertically/horizontally according to your choice.

Jindrich

[Hooovahh]

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@sadilj wrote:

Hi,

I made VI, that combines jpg files vertically/horizontally according to your choice.

Jindrich

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There are more efficent ways of doing this then what you have posted.  On top of that the original post posted in LabVIEW 8.0 and yours is in 2013 so I doubt they could open it.  But then again that was over 8 years ago.

[Hooovahh]

Because talk is cheap I figured I would give a try at the merge of two images horizontally and vertically.  Attached is what I was thinking.  It uses the OpenG Picture tools to open the image but could be removed if you know the file format of the image.

Alternativly I could have used something like what is shown here to translate the pictures which would probably be more efficient.

[sadilj]

Thank you very much for smarter solution.