At 20:36 Uhr +0300 15.07.2004, thor wrote:
I am not sure what you mean by ink modes in copypixels. Any examples?
it depends on what you're after with the:
At 13:47 Uhr +0100 14.07.2004, thor wrote:
rgbval = member("firstImg").image.getPixel(xx, yy)
-- some calculations here and then
member("secondImg").image.setPixel(xx,yy, newrgbval)
'-- some calculations here and then'
the simplest example would be copying a black image with reverse ink to reverse the image.
but you can also isolate colors with not reverse ink or achieve other results when using different inkmodes after another.
you can also desturate by copyPixeling into a #grayscale image or posterize by copypixeling into an 8 bit image with a custom palette.
there is so much possible in director since the introduction of IL, that it is for me the top feature, which was ever added to director. I can't imagine working a single day without an IL operation.
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