flip: Flip images vertically
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flip R Documentation
Flip images vertically
Description
Flip images vertically
Usage
flip(images, frames = NULL)
Arguments
images
an object of class magick-image to modify
frames
integer vector of frame indices to duplicate. Defaults to
NULL, which duplicates all frames.
Value
a magick-image object
Verbosity
After each operation a message listing the updated frame sequence is
printed in interactive sessions. Use
stopmotion_verbosity(FALSE) to suppress these messages, or set
options(stopmotion.verbose = FALSE) in your script or
‘.Rprofile’.
Examples
dino_dir <- system.file("extdata", package = "stopmotion")
images <- read(dir = dino_dir)
flip(images = images, frames = 2:3)
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Flip images vertically
Description
Flip images vertically
Usage
flip(images, frames = NULL)
Arguments
images |
an object of class |
frames |
integer vector of frame indices to duplicate. Defaults to
|
Value
a magick-image object
Verbosity
After each operation a message listing the updated frame sequence is
printed in interactive sessions. Use
stopmotion_verbosity(FALSE) to suppress these messages, or set
options(stopmotion.verbose = FALSE) in your script or
‘.Rprofile’.
Examples
dino_dir <- system.file("extdata", package = "stopmotion")
images <- read(dir = dino_dir)
flip(images = images, frames = 2:3)
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