ImageLib

[Monsterman22]

ImageLib Graphics leave much to be desired

[ceaser]

Why don't you use Agraham's graphics library? I have used it for my CAD program and it has all that I required.

Michael

[Cableguy]

Originally Posted by ceaser

Why don't you use Agraham's graphics library? I have used it for my CAD program and it has all that I required.

Michael

Because He Can't!! He's not registered!!!

[ceaser]

OOPS!!

Monsterman, buy the program then all your problems are over!

[Monsterman22]

buy the program then all your problems are over!

Ofcause I will buy the license....not just yet.

Any good .exe examples of ImageLibEx??(Other than rotate.exe)

[Monsterman22]

There is one more feature I'm missing in the ImageLib:
Bitmap.SetPixel(R,G,B | Color constant)
instead there is only ...SetPixel(Color as color)

May I know if such feature available in the ImageLibEx?

[klaus]

It's the same in ImageLibEx.
But you can use in both libraries.
Bitmap.SetPixel(x,y,RGB(R,G,B))
Best regards.

[Monsterman22]

Hello Klaus.

Bitmap.SetPixel(x,y,RGB(R,G,B))

I have tried.....Can't figure the proper syntax.Can you help me out please?

Bitmap.GetPixel returns such values as
-1
-330010
-1457575
etc .They don't look like RGB

[specci48]

Originally Posted by Monsterman22

Bitmap.GetPixel returns such values as
-1
-330010
-1457575
etc .They don't look like RGB

As mentioned in the help file, Bitmap.GetPixel1 returns a color, not RGB values:
"Syntax: GetPixel1 (x As Int32, y As Int32) As Color"

You can convert a color to RGB with:

Dim Type (R,G,B) clr
clr() = GetRGB(Bitmap.GetPixel1(x,y))
Msgbox("Red=" & clr.R & " Green=" & clr.G & " Blue=" & clr.B)

specci48

[klaus]

What exactly do you want to do ?
Do you really need the R,G,B values and what for ?

You can use a variable for the color, like col
col = Bimap.GetPixel(x1,y1)

you can then use
Bitmap.SetPixel(x2,y2,col)

Best regards.