If anyone has time on their hands, I found some useful resources on image
filter algorithms:
Image Processing: Algorithms
http://www.efg2.com/Lab/Library/ImageProcessing/Algorithms.htm
The Filter Factory Programming Guide
http://thepluginsite.com/knowhow/ffpg/ffpg.htm
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Richard Gaskin
Brian, that's awesome! How long have you know this and not told anyone?
;-)
For about 10 minutes after I played with much uglier scripts (try building
aData by concatenating it with itself- binary speed but UGLY script).
And about 10 minutes before I posted it =).
Anyway, thanks for being
it will be
fixed soon.
Ken Ray
Sons of Thunder Software
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Saturday, July 06, 2002 2:21 PM
Subject: Re: Images and Image Data
Brian, that's awesome! How long have
I have a strong feeling that this won't be fixable- since imageData points to
actual bytes in memory which happen to lie differently on Windows and Mac
platforms.
Luckily, once can always test the platform and proceed accordingly- I think
you'll find Macs agree with UNIX and LINUX, and Windows
On Fri, 5 Jul 2002 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Would this run faster?
Definitely, but there's one other optimization: Don't call
binaryEncode so much, it's pretty expensive:
on mouseUp
put fld data into tOrigData
set the itemdelimiter to TAB
create image
put it into tID
set the
While we are still on this thread... (thanks Ken, Scott- cool stuff)...
If you want to use alphaData to adjust the opacity of images, this works real
fast:
setprop opacity x
put min(100,x) into x
put max(1,x) into x
put the alphaData of me into aData
replace (char 1 of aData) with
: Re: Images and Image Data
While we are still on this thread... (thanks Ken, Scott- cool stuff)...
If you want to use alphaData to adjust the opacity of images,
this works real
fast:
setprop opacity x
put min(100,x) into x
put max(1,x) into x
put the alphaData of me into aData
Michael Crawford wrote:
I have a little project in which I want to convert an array of numbers from
a text file into an image file. This will be done by making the highest
number white and the lowest number in the array black. The number in
between will be assigned a grey value depending
I have a little project in which I want to convert an array of numbers from
a text file into an image file. This will be done by making the highest
number white and the lowest number in the array black. The number in
between will be assigned a grey value depending on the amount.
For example
: Wednesday, July 03, 2002 11:46 PM
Subject: Images and Image Data
I have a little project in which I want to convert an array of numbers
from
a text file into an image file. This will be done by making the highest
number white and the lowest number in the array black. The number in
between
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