the images are seperated by channel. man image(6) and draw(3). a 24-bit image is 1 byte each r, g, b premultiplied by the alpha channel which is in the fourth byte.
- erik On Thu Oct 26 12:44:26 EDT 2006, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Once you've converted the jpegs to plan9 bitmaps, what's the point of > having them hanging around in memory ? > > > For image editing etc. the plan9 bitmap is not the best structure (imho) > You'll need the images separated into colour channels, RGBA for > instance, if you want to do anything interesting with them. > > I started such a beast that mounted images as RGB/HSB with alpha and got > it to do a few tricks, it has a couple of bugs so I never released it. > > I think I talked about it on the list but it might have been in IRC > > Matt
