Closed FreakTheMighty closed 5 years ago
The CLI always write PNGs into the source directory, even when specifying an output format. For example, slice-image original/R1.JPG 16 -f JPG -d ./tiles/ produces an series of pngs in original, and jpgs into ./tiles.
slice-image original/R1.JPG 16 -f JPG -d ./tiles/
original
./tiles
Thanks for the heads-up, much appreciated. This was fixed in https://github.com/samdobson/image_slicer/commit/98b70131d55b8d772f1acbfaf901e1c1b30a0628
The CLI always write PNGs into the source directory, even when specifying an output format. For example,
slice-image original/R1.JPG 16 -f JPG -d ./tiles/
produces an series of pngs inoriginal
, and jpgs into./tiles
.