Resizing PSD with layers

[krubinow]

I'm trying to use Magick.NET to resize a PSD with layers but getting some strange results. Calling Resize on the file itself seems to flatten as well, and I need to keep the separate layers. My current code is reading the file into a collection of layers, then calling Resize on each layer in the collection, and then writing the collection to a new file. This works as far as the resize goes, but one of the layers is a logo on a transparent background and the resize results in a solid image with nothing on it (it might just be making it the same color as the logo which was only white). I then tried resample, which preserved the layers the way I need, but I'm not actually trying to change the resolution. Here's the current code:
using (MagickImageCollection psdLayers = new MagickImageCollection(inputPath)) { for (int i = 0; i < psdLayers.Count; i++) { psdLayers[i].Resample(width, height); Console.WriteLine("resized layer " + i.ToString()); } psdLayers.Write(outputPath); }
Any suggestions on how to do this so that I can just resize but keep the layers as they were?

[dlemstra]

It looks like you are calling Resample with a width and height? The arguments for that method are resolutionX and resolutionY instead of the width and height. I suspect this has to do with you not getting the result that you want. Why are you using Resample instead of Resize?

[krubinow]

Because resize is resulting in some of the layers in the PSD being modified, particularly one with a transparent background. You're correct about my misuse of resample, but it was the only method that kept the PSD looking correct.