Hi Rafael,
one way is to use the combination of the setClip() and drawImage()
methods of the Graphics class:
e.g., assuming dstX, dstY - the position in the frame where image
should be drawn,
srcX, srcY, srcH, srcW - the area of image which should be drawn,
then code can look like this:
g.setClip(dstX, dstY, srcW, srcH);
g.drawImage(src, dstX - srcX, dstY - dstY, null);
On the other hand if you are working with instance of the BufferedImage
then you can simply get subimage
using getSubimage() and draw it with drawImage().
Thanks,
Andrew.
Rafael wrote:
Hey people! =)
I want to know *how can I draw a specific area of an image in any
point X, Y of my frame*. Example: I have an image of 1024x768 pixels
and
I just want to draw the area X=1, Y=600, Width=500 and Height=600 in
the points 0, 0 of my frame.
Plz, Could someone help me?
Thanks!
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