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Saving Multiple Images From Root Folder

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Hello fellow LabView Programmers,

 

I need URGENT HELP!~

 

My current program UI only capable of saving image from many small tiled images into 1 complete Image when I input my path directory and run it and this program will save the complete Image into my C-drive.

Does anyone know how to concatenate multiple complete Images automatically without selecting the root directory file one by one?

 

Thanks in advance,

Alan.

I'm using LabVIEW 11.

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Hi,

You want to read all images from a folder? Below is what I could come up with. Hope it helps

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In case you don't see, here is the VI.


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Hi NapDynamite,

 

I couldn't see both the photo and the VI. I'm using LabVIEW 11. I can't see your VI. 

 

Thanks for the help,

Alan

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I don't need to read the Images, I just need to stitch my images, rename the file in order and save it into another new folder.

I have the program to stitch the image and rename the files. I just need to know how can I save the file from the root folder so that all the images can be processed automatically without having to select the subfolders one by one.

 

Your help is muchly appreciated! (:

Alan

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Hi everyone,

 

I'm doing a program on microscope user interface, I'm tasked to save all the completed images that are already stitched.

I was able to save one image at one time, do anyone know how can I just input my root folder directory and could save all the images in the subfolders automatically into another folder in a specific directory. 

 

Below are my attached program and files.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

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Saved it for LV11. Here you go.


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You can take a look at the VI I attached. I hope it serves you and you can get a raw idea of what you want to do. 🙂

 

Regards.

 


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