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Merging image segments into one image

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    I splitted an image into small pieces (segments) and made some functions on them, then now i want to merge (reconstruct) these pieces into one image agian using c#, does anyone know how can I do this? Thank you Mayy Magdy Saad Junior Solutions Developer

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      I splitted an image into small pieces (segments) and made some functions on them, then now i want to merge (reconstruct) these pieces into one image agian using c#, does anyone know how can I do this? Thank you Mayy Magdy Saad Junior Solutions Developer

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      Luc Pattyn
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      You can create a new Bitmap (an empty one with known size, or a copy of an existing image), then create a Graphics object for it with Graphics.FromImage then perform whatever drawing operations you want to apply, and maybe end it all with a Bitmap.Save() :)

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        You can create a new Bitmap (an empty one with known size, or a copy of an existing image), then create a Graphics object for it with Graphics.FromImage then perform whatever drawing operations you want to apply, and maybe end it all with a Bitmap.Save() :)

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        Good anwser :) .. it almost sounds like a breakfast recipe :laugh:

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          Good anwser :) .. it almost sounds like a breakfast recipe :laugh:

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          Luc Pattyn
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          Smakelijk !

          Luc Pattyn

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