I have a collection of complex hull meshes, which I would like to overlay onto an image. These complex hull meshes were obtained from the original image, and I have verified that their mesh coordinates (pastebin link for reference) are close to the original bounds of the image of size {2752,2192} pixels.
However, converting their mesh coordinates to a GraphicsComplex graphic seems to resize the output image to {360,282} instead of a larger graphic near the size {2752,2192}.
ImageDimensions@[Graphics[GraphicsComplex[MeshCoordinates[#], {Thick, Red, MeshCells[#, 1]}]] & /@ allCluster]
ImageDimensions@pic
Output: {360, 282}, {2752, 2192}
As a result, overlaying the complex hull meshes over the original image results in a translated/scaled offset that I'm unable to fix.
Show[pic, Graphics[GraphicsComplex[MeshCoordinates[#], {Thick, Red, MeshCells[#, 1]}]] & /@ allCluster]
This used to work in an older version of Mathematica (12.0.2), but since upgrading to the 12.2 I have been unable to obtain the same overlays that I used to get.
Is there an option to output Graphics at its original size instead of rescaling so that I can overlay my images properly? I have tried adding an ImageSize parameter as such, to no avail. I have also tried using ImageResize, but got the same image with the red outlines in a lower resolution.
Show[pic, Graphics[GraphicsComplex[MeshCoordinates[#], {Thick, Red, MeshCells[#, 1]}], ImageSize -> {2752, 2192}] & /@ allCluster]
Thank you!
