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No way it finally worked! Thank you so much for sticking around for this long haha.

The exact code I ran was:
Relief.

Gah this is frustrating.

Here's a screenshot:

http://s11.postimg.org/w6inwxbya/screem.jpg

Bottom right is the command I used, left if the result and the rest are the directories and images.

What am I doing wrong?

The code above just asks "More?"

Can you test it?

All I'm trying to do is -append images together. To be very specific I have a directory with a few hundred other directories (2014-03-09 00-52-11, 2014-03-09 00-53-31, etc). Every one of these sub-directories have different images inside them named "image.jpeg, image_001.jpeg, image_002.jpeg and ...

Oh yeah using the quote worked perfectly.

Version: ImageMagick 6.8.8-7 Q16 x64 2014-02-13
Features: DPC Modules OpenMP

How do I -append all the images though?

I ran that exact line and it listed all the files but with something like "identify.exe: unable to open image/no decode delegate for this image format" How do I use this loop in my situation? If I was applying it to only one folder it would be: convert image.jpeg image_001.jpeg image_002.jpeg image ...

Anyone?

Windows 8, I just run them through the console.

I'm a complete newbie, how do I script a loop over all the directories?

Okay I figured out how to do it to one folder but how do I do it to many sub-directories in one go?

Thank you so much!

I'm not exactly sure about the code that's why I'm asking, I just need it to produce the result I'm looking for. It's kind of like the last two but with no special effects, just cleanly put together. I'm not splitting one image I'm doing the opposite. I'll give you an example. http://s28.postimg.org ...

Hey complete newbie here, I read a few people who used ImageMagick to stack/combine image files together in a sequence but they didn't say how. The files I downloaded were split into separate image files in seperate folders, for example the image is chopped up into 3 different image files. I could ...