hello wolfgand, bogart and list,
i would like to resize a image using two or more pix_resize objects) 2) I tried the pix_set and pix_dump solution, but I think my patch has some problemas. Please, give a look.
thanks, andrei
wolfgang schwarzenbrunner wrote:
hi...
for a quiet rough pixelization you could use a pix_dump and pix_set combination.
regards wolfgang
At 13:49 22.09.2005, Andrei R. Thomaz wrote:
hello list,
is there an object that applies the pixelize effect to a pix_imagem, in gem? The object more close to that I found is pix_dot, but it isn't, exactly, what I am looking for.
thanks, andrei
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Woops,
pix_crop is what you want, pix_resize just scales to 2^x.
b.
Andrei R. Thomaz wrote:
hello wolfgand, bogart and list,
- I couldn't use pix_resize several times: it works only once (that is,
i would like to resize a image using two or more pix_resize objects) 2) I tried the pix_set and pix_dump solution, but I think my patch has some problemas. Please, give a look.
thanks, andrei
wolfgang schwarzenbrunner wrote:
hi...
for a quiet rough pixelization you could use a pix_dump and pix_set combination.
regards wolfgang
At 13:49 22.09.2005, Andrei R. Thomaz wrote:
hello list,
is there an object that applies the pixelize effect to a pix_imagem, in gem? The object more close to that I found is pix_dot, but it isn't, exactly, what I am looking for.
thanks, andrei
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B. Bogart wrote:
Woops,
pix_crop is what you want, pix_resize just scales to 2^x.
[pix_crop] takes a subimage of an image. [pix_resize] resizes the image (slow). at least with the CVS-version [pix_resize] can be used to scale to any dimension, not just 2^n (i forgot when i changed the code; probably it is also in 0.90), just give it the wanted dimension (if none are specified it will scale to the next power-of-2)
(otoh, if andrei complains that the other [pix_resize]s don't do anything, his version probably does not support scaling to arbitrary sizes)
and (also only in the CVS): you can use FreeFrame-plugins from within Gem; most likely there is a pixelize-FF-plugin somewhere...
mfg.asdr. IOhannes