Automated batch stitching for Keyence BZ-X700 microscope images.
Adapted from: https://github.com/majanne/AutoStitch-Keyence?
- AutoHotkey v1.1+
- Keyence BZ-X700 Analyzer (with Stitching Module)
- Download this script repository to a folder (e.g.,
C:\Tools\AutoStitch-Keyence\). - Configuration:
- Open
ahkStitch.ahkin a text editor. - Verify lines 6 and 9 match your installation folder path:
STITCH_BASE_DIR := "C:\Tools\AutoStitch-Keyence" #include C:\Tools\AutoStitch-Keyence
- The script is configured for the standard path:
C:\Program Files\Keyence\BZ-X800\Analyzer\BZ-X800_Analyzer.exe. - If your installation is different, edit the path in
ahkStitch.ahk:options["keyenceAnalyzer"] := "C:\Your\Custom\Path\BZ-X800_Analyzer.exe"
- Open
- Edit
run-instructions\runStitch.ahk:- Update line 3 to point to your
ahkStitch.ahklocation:#include C:\Tools\AutoStitch-Keyence\ahkStitch.ahk
- Update line 3 to point to your
- Copy the file
run-instructions\runStitch.ahk(or the wholerun-instructionsfolder) into the directory containing your image folders. - Double-click
runStitch.ahk. - The script will:
- Launch Keyence Analyzer (if not open).
- Search for all subfolders containing
.gcifiles. - Process them sequentially, exporting the stitched overlay to an
outputfolder.
MIT