How does your image look like after loading ? Are you having the right colors
then ?
Fredrik Lydén schrieb:
> I am not using any ImageComponent (how?):
This is done by the TextureLoader, which does a few things under the hood like
rescaling the image to fit the texture requirements, allocating
I am not using any ImageComponent (how?):
Example:
--
PlanarImage pI = JAI.create("fileload", fileName);
BufferedImage bI = new BufferedImage(pI.getWidth(),
pI.getHeight(),
BufferedImage.TYPE_INT_ARGB);
Graphics2D
Regards,
> Fredrik
>
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> You might want to
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You might want to use an image converter as shown below.
Aldo
/**
* Convert any buffered image to another type of buffered image
* @param oldImage the image to be converted
* @param type the image type (e.g
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Subject: Re: [JAVA3D] TextureLoading with JAI
I'm ot quite sure about that but there are BufferedImage formats like BGR
and
RGB. So I suppose that the order of the color bands is reversed. Check the
BufferedImage typae after reading. To Correct this you will have to go
deeper
I'm ot quite sure about that but there are BufferedImage formats like BGR and
RGB. So I suppose that the order of the color bands is reversed. Check the
BufferedImage typae after reading. To Correct this you will have to go deeper
into the java.awt.image package. Probably it can be solved by creat
Hi!
I have some problems loading textures with JAI;
PlanarImage planarImage = JAI.create("fileload", fileName);
Texture texture = new TextureLoader(planarImage.getAsBufferedImage());
results in incorrect colors (i.e. yellow gets turquoise).
Without using JAI the colors are correct, but the loa
