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Make Image
You can make custom-designed images with this block.


The
Make Image
node in AugeLab Studio allows you to create an image with the provided dimensions and color. It generates a new image as output, which can be used for various image processing tasks in your workflow.The
Make Image
node takes three input sockets: Width
, Height
, and Color
. It creates a new image with the specified dimensions and fills it with the provided color. The node outputs the generated image, which can be further processed or analyzed in your workflow.- 1.Drag and drop the
Make Image
node from the node library onto the canvas in AugeLab Studio. - 2.Connect the
Width
input socket to a node that provides the desired width of the image. - 3.Connect the
Height
input socket to a node that provides the desired height of the image. - 4.(Optional) Connect the
Color
input socket to a node that provides the desired color of the image. If not connected, the default color is black. - 5.The node will automatically evaluate and output the generated image.
- Input Sockets:
- Width: The desired width of the image in pixels.
- Height: The desired height of the image in pixels.
- Color: The desired color of the image. This can be a single pixel value or a color image.
- Output Sockets:
- Image: The generated image with the specified dimensions and color.
The
Make Image
node follows these steps to create the image:- 1.Dimension Inputs: It receives the desired width and height of the image through the input sockets.
- 2.Color Input: It receives the desired color of the image through the input socket. If not connected, the default color is black.
- 3.Image Creation: It creates a new image with the specified dimensions using NumPy (
np.zeros
) and sets the initial color. - 4.Image Output: It outputs the generated image through the output socket.
- 1.Drag and drop the
Make Image
node from the node library onto the canvas in AugeLab Studio. - 2.Connect the
Width
input socket to a node that provides the desired width of the image. - 3.Connect the
Height
input socket to a node that provides the desired height of the image. - 4.(Optional) Connect the
Color
input socket to a node that provides the desired color of the image. - 5.The node will automatically evaluate and output the generated image.
- 6.Connect the output image to other nodes in your workflow for further processing or analysis.
- The
Make Image
node allows you to create an image with specified dimensions and color. - The dimensions should be positive integer values representing the width and height of the image in pixels.
- The color can be a single pixel value (grayscale) or a color image (RGB).
- If the
Color
input socket is not connected, the default color is black (all pixels set to 0). - The generated image can be connected to other nodes in your workflow for various image processing tasks.
- The
Make Image
node is useful when you need to create an image with specific dimensions for testing or generating synthetic data. - Combine the
Make Image
node with other image processing nodes to create powerful image analysis pipelines. - Experiment with different width, height, and color values to generate images of various sizes and colors.
- The
Make Image
node is a versatile tool for working with image data in AugeLab Studio. - Use the output image of the
Make Image
node as input for other nodes, such as feature extraction, filtering, or machine learning algorithms. - Leverage the interactive nature of AugeLab Studio to iterate and refine your image processing workflows using the
Make Image
node.