blendx
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Description Used to blend two images of equal x and y dimension together only in x-direction. Primarily used in mosaics.
Arguments and Return Values Arguments: Two v_objects containing geometrically overlapping data to be blended together, a value designating the number of pixels from the edge of the data to blend and the numeric value of non-data points. Return Value: The second v_object of the inputs will be altered containing a blended composite of the two input images.
Usage Syntax: blend(src,dst,stp,ignore) src - A v_object structure containing the image you wish to add to the other image. dst - A v_object structure that will have the src image added to it. stp - An optional numeric value for the algorithm to stop counting pixels from the edge of the image. The smaller the stp value the sharper/shorter the ramp. ignore - The value of 'blank' pixels in the data. The numeric value of black space.
Examples dv> out struct, 7 elements x: -736 y: 44521 w: 1441 h: 2141 lines: 0 samples: 0 data: 1441x2141x1 array of short, bsq format [6,170,362 bytes] dv> d struct, 7 elements x: -314 y: 44530 w: 1018 h: 2141 lines: 0 samples: 0 data: 1018x2141x1 array of short, bsq format [4,359,076 bytes] dv> blend(src=d, dst=out, stp=00, ignore=ignore) dv>
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