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Creates a 3:2 image from 3 square images
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tri-img.sh
#!/bin/bash
# Usage: bash tri-img.sh src1.png src2.png src3.png tgt.png
set -e
DIR=$(mktemp -d -t '')
convert "$1" -resize 240x240 "$DIR"/1.png
convert "$2" -resize 118x118 "$DIR"/2.png
convert "$3" -resize 118x118 "$DIR"/3.png
convert "$DIR"/1.png -size 4x120 xc:white '(' "$DIR"/2.png -size 118x4 xc:white "$DIR"/3.png -append ')' +append -background white $4
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This script requires ImageMagick, and the format of the mktemp command needs to be changed if using Linux. Source images should have even-length sides to avoid white borders in the output image.

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