hideout
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Being that the image is already in the container field, having been brought in with QuickTime Frame Capture, I am not sure. If I understand your last post, it sounds as though I cannot rotate the image once it is in the container field (in this case, Asset Management::Picture)?
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Still getting ERRORS Here is my script: Set Error Capture [On] Set Variable [$rotate; Value;RotateImage( AssetManagement::Picture ; 90 ; "" ] Set Field [Asset Management::Picture; $rotate] Error Details (From SMLastError) [color:red][color:red] java.net.MalformedURLException: no protocol: image.jpg Parameters: {}
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Thanks for the reply, David. I had already registered the function and have already successfully been using the QuicktimeFrameCapture module (works great, BTW). I have made a simple script as: Set Variable[$rotate; Value:RotateImage( Asset Management::Picture ; 90 ; 0 )] but nothing happens. What am I missing? Thx. Also, assuming I want no background, is 0 the correct value?
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I am trying to to create a simple rotate image script, so that after using my webcam to grab an image, I have the option to go vertical. What are the steps to create this script using the Rotate Image module? Thanks.