I managed to bypass TextureLoader using this:
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java.io.File myfile = new java.io.File( myPath );
java.awt.image.BufferedImage myBufImage = null;
try { myBufImage = javax.imageio.ImageIO.read( myFile );}
catch (java.io.IOException exc ) { exc.printStackTrace; }
ImageComponent2D myComponent2D = new ImageComponent2D (ImageComponent.FORMAT_RGBA
, myBufImage,false , false);
Texture2D myTex = new Texture2D( Texture.BASE_LEVEL,Texture.RGB,256,512);
myTex.setImage( 0 , myComponent2D );
myAppeareance.setTexture( myTex );
myBufImage.flush();
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It works (assuming the w/h of the texture are power of 2).
Unfortunately I still experience object retention, generated my Buffered Images, and I
don't understand why!
Any hints?
Thanks,
Giuseppe
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