Divide an image
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No bitmap is ever a triangle. Do you want to create bitmaps that each contain a triangle ?
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It doesn't necessarily have to be bitmap. I was looking into System.Drawing.Region but i have no idea because i saw a sample code that divides an image into certain size using System.Drawing.Rectangle. But i have no experience with System.Drawing. The link to the code: http://forums.msdn.microsoft.com/cs-CZ/csharpgeneral/thread/e0c30a26-60da-457d-a217-ba95650deec8/[^]
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It doesn't necessarily have to be bitmap. I was looking into System.Drawing.Region but i have no idea because i saw a sample code that divides an image into certain size using System.Drawing.Rectangle. But i have no experience with System.Drawing. The link to the code: http://forums.msdn.microsoft.com/cs-CZ/csharpgeneral/thread/e0c30a26-60da-457d-a217-ba95650deec8/[^]
Your only other option is a byte array that cannot be displayed until you put it in a bitmap. All bitmaps are square. That's why I'm trying to clarify what you need here.
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Your only other option is a byte array that cannot be displayed until you put it in a bitmap. All bitmaps are square. That's why I'm trying to clarify what you need here.
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So then if i want to create a bitmap that contains a triangle, would I create a bitmap that can enclose the triangle and fill the rest with something like null pixel value?
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So then if i want to create a bitmap that contains a triangle, would I create a bitmap that can enclose the triangle and fill the rest with something like null pixel value?
No such thing as null, you'd need to choose a color to fill the rest with.
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No such thing as null, you'd need to choose a color to fill the rest with.
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From what i see in System.Drawing.Region, correct me if Im wrong, I can create a region of any size and shape. System.Drawing.Rectangle uses four points to specify the size of the rectangle using four points, but i dont suppose its possible with System.Drawing.Region using three points? Im not sure if im making sense. From reading previous posts, i implied that i needed to save these two triangles separately, which meant that i need to display the divided image. However, this is not the case. I just need to divide up an image, perform some changes within those triangles and display them altogether with the changes that were made.
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From what i see in System.Drawing.Region, correct me if Im wrong, I can create a region of any size and shape. System.Drawing.Rectangle uses four points to specify the size of the rectangle using four points, but i dont suppose its possible with System.Drawing.Region using three points? Im not sure if im making sense. From reading previous posts, i implied that i needed to save these two triangles separately, which meant that i need to display the divided image. However, this is not the case. I just need to divide up an image, perform some changes within those triangles and display them altogether with the changes that were made.
You can create a region, but that's not a bitmap. I thought a region specified an area on a bitmap, not an irregular bitmap itself. Yes, I believe the graphics object has a number of methods that take a region and only operate within that region on the bitmap. What sort of changes ?
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You can create a region, but that's not a bitmap. I thought a region specified an area on a bitmap, not an irregular bitmap itself. Yes, I believe the graphics object has a number of methods that take a region and only operate within that region on the bitmap. What sort of changes ?
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Just changing the value of the pixels. Nothing complex. So to create a region using System.Drawing.Graphics, i just use a Point array? Thanks for the responses.
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Just changing the value of the pixels. Nothing complex. So to create a region using System.Drawing.Graphics, i just use a Point array? Thanks for the responses.
yeah, I believe so.
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yeah, I believe so.
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thanks
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thanks
Ok few more questions: 1) How is the coordinate plane set up? Like where would the origin be? 2) could a point be outside of an image?
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No bitmap is ever a triangle. Do you want to create bitmaps that each contain a triangle ?
Christian Graus Please read this if you don't understand the answer I've given you. If you're still stuck, ask me for more information.
Hey: I have understood the following problem...that u want to convert a rectangular image into two triangles... "first thing no bitmap is in the form of triangle...Because(by definition) a Bitmap is a rectangular array of pixels...so it can never be triangle" However u can read the image using byte array...with the help of Marshal.copy method....then copy Half of the array to 1st image array & half to the 2nd image array.... again use.Marshal.copy()method) to convert the bytes array to Bitmap image.... For all the above u must have concept of the following: 1-BitmapData 2-Safe & Usafe code 3-Marshal.copy()method. Th :laugh: nks
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Hey: I have understood the following problem...that u want to convert a rectangular image into two triangles... "first thing no bitmap is in the form of triangle...Because(by definition) a Bitmap is a rectangular array of pixels...so it can never be triangle" However u can read the image using byte array...with the help of Marshal.copy method....then copy Half of the array to 1st image array & half to the 2nd image array.... again use.Marshal.copy()method) to convert the bytes array to Bitmap image.... For all the above u must have concept of the following: 1-BitmapData 2-Safe & Usafe code 3-Marshal.copy()method. Th :laugh: nks
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Rao Rafique wrote:
However u can read the image using byte array...with the help of Marshal.copy method....then copy Half of the array to 1st image array & half to the 2nd image array....
Not a triangle, you couldn't. Not unless you copied one row at a time. And I explained that in depth, you can have the bytes in memory, but not in a format you can view.
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