$bmpFile = new-object (($srcImg.width)),(($srcImg.height)) $markupImg = ::FromFile($MarkupImagePath) $outPath = $MarkupImagePath.replace(".jpg","_combined.jpg") $imageDirectory = $MarkupImagePath -replace '\\\w+\.\w+\Z','' $OriginalExists = Get-Item -Path $OriginalImagePath #Markup image should be originalImagePath_MARKUP.jpg we can get the path of the original by removing "_MARKUP" $MarkupExists = Get-Item -Path $MarkupImagePath -ErrorAction Silentl圜ontinue ::LoadWithPartialName("System.Drawing") | Out-Null I haven't tested the script and it's not commented very well, but maybe it can give you a better sense of what you might be able to do. I'm sure I'll look into it some more in the future. Definitely needs some work, but I didn't have any more time to commit to it. It wasn't perfect - I believe there were issues due to size differences between the app's pen input control and the size of the original image. Please let me know if any additional information is required!
If anyone can offer any pointers I'd be hugely appreciative.
Now currently, the original photo and the sketched notes register as separate images, the original picture on one, and the sketched notes appearing by themselves on the other, and the issue I'm having is how I'd actually go about merging these two images together to create a single image that just has the photo and the notes layered over it? How would I go about doing this? I've found a video with Paul Culmsee where he briefly mentions having achieved this himself using Azure Functions but he doesn't really go into any detail regarding what commands to use or how this was done? I assume I'd likely have to break down each image to their base 64 formats, but I'm not sure where to go afterwards. I'm new to PowerApps, and am currently in the process of building a reporting/auditing app The app includes a camera option as well as a Pen Input option, and essentially I want to offer the user the choice to sketch notes on top of the photo and then save this back locally, before saving it to SharePoint.
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