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Thread: BGRABitmap tutorial

  1. #21

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    Makes me wonder if you plan to add FPGUI framework support. It really lacks of PNG support with alpha channels.

  2. #22
    Well in fact I don't really understand what FPGUI is. Is it like applications that run in full screen mode and that draw windows themselves, or is it a framework that use basic window functions of different platforms to render their own controls ?

    Does FPGUI has TCanvas objects and use the same Graphics unit as the standard LCL ?

  3. #23

    Does FPGUI has TCanvas objects and use the same Graphics unit as the standard LCL ?
    Yes FPGUI has own Canvas object derived from GDI. It's a GUI toolkit just like Qt or LCL. It doesn't uses Graphics unit and that's why it procures much smaller executable and it doesn't depend on GTK in Linux.

  4. #24
    I see. Well BGRABitmap depends on standard TCanvas, Gtk and LCL, and uses types from Graphics and GraphType units. So that would be much work to make a version for FPGUI. I'm not familiar with it nor with the way it accesses to graphics. So I will not do this, I guess. But if someone wants to try...

  5. #25

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    I will see if I can make the FPCanvas work with FPGUI. Another question is how to get a pixel color by mouse click in 4th tutorial image?

    Something like this.
    Code:
    TPaintBox.Canvas.Pixels[Mouse.CursorPos.X,MouseCursorPos.Y]

  6. #26
    I would recommend you to save the bitmap as a variable in the interface section, and get pixel colors using BGRABitmap.GetPixel.

  7. #27
    Hello people,

    Just to notify that the 3D engine is finished. Well at least there could be some minor improvements, but it works great.

    Here is a screenshot :
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