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Move image in a "Image display" with a specific coordinates

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Hi all,

 

I want to insert 8 images in only one. So I must move all the image at the specific coordinates (X,Y).

Default, the image is centered. 

 

My answer is :

Can I move an image in a "Image display" in the vision palette at the specific coordinates (X,Y). If yes, how.

 Image display.JPG

 

Thanks for your help. 

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Is this just for display purposes or do you want to use this 8in1 picture otherwise after creating it?

 

You could use an activex property to manually set the image center to a specific (X,Y)-Position.

Just create a reference to you image display and select: create-->property (image control)-->image center position 

 

Regards,

Message Edited by Pattos on 10-15-2009 06:39 AM
Pattos

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Hi, there are two possible ways (except inserting 8 separate image displays):

 

The first one is inserting of small images into one large image: All images will be joined together:

 

method1.png

 

The second method - use IMAQ Image Browser. Advantage - you will be able to interact with browser (for selecting or highlighting images, for example):

 

method2.png

 

Visible results almost the same:

 

results.png

 

best regards,

 

Andrey.

 

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Pattos wrote:

 

You could use an activex property to manually set the image center to a specific (X,Y)-Position.

Just create a reference to you image display and select: create-->property (image control)-->image center position 

 


 

Pattos, at the first, please do not confuse with "activex property" and "property node" terms. They looking the same, but they not the same things. In additional, "Image center position" property node will not help in our case, because take no effect if image will fit into visible area of the Vision Control.

Message Edited by Andrey Dmitriev on 10-15-2009 03:17 PM
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Sorry, I am new and excited 😉

 

Guess I shouldn't mess with things when I don't have much of a clue.

Pattos

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Thanks you Andrey Dmitriev, it's ok.

 

Best regards 

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