Hello,
Looking at the source code of SDL_image, I discovered that the lib
was able to load Gimp images directly (XCF), very nice.
It was just a remark in case some of you didn’t know it, just
as me.
Julien CLEMENT
Hello,
Looking at the source code of SDL_image, I discovered that the lib
was able to load Gimp images directly (XCF), very nice.
It was just a remark in case some of you didn’t know it, just
as me.
Julien CLEMENT
That is cool. It flattens the layers though, right?
Jonny DOn Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 4:02 AM, julien CLEMENT wrote:
Hello,
Looking at the source code of SDL_image, I discovered that the lib
was able to load Gimp images directly (XCF), very nice.
It was just a remark in case some of you didn’t know it, just
as me.Julien CLEMENT
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I didn’t know that thanks
does that mean it flattens the layers or only shows single layer?
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From: julien CLEMENT
Subject: [SDL] SDL_image & Gimp
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Hello,Looking at the source code of SDL_image, I discovered that
the lib
was able to load Gimp images directly (XCF), very nice.
It was just a remark in case some of you didn’t know it,
just
as me.Julien CLEMENT
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Judging by the source code IMG_xcf.c, especially this part:
<<<
// Blit layers backwards, because Gimp saves them highest first
for (i = offsets; i > 0; i–) {
SDL_Rect rs, rd;
SDL_RWseek (src, head->layer_file_offsets [i-1], RW_SEEK_SET);
layer = read_xcf_layer (src);
do_layer_surface (lays, src, head, layer, load_tile);
rs.x = 0;
rs.y = 0;
rs.w = layer->width;
rs.h = layer->height;
rd.x = layer->offset_x;
rd.y = layer->offset_y;
rd.w = layer->width;
rd.h = layer->height;
if (layer->visible)
SDL_BlitSurface (lays, &rs, surface, &rd);
free_xcf_layer (layer);
}
SDL_FreeSurface (lays);
it seems that it does a projection of all the layers (flattening)
into the loaded SDL_Surface.
Regards,
Julien CLEMENT
Hi,
Layers are flattened, but I needed to one tool extract all layers and
developed module. I attache the code (look on methods from xcfImage).
Regards,
D
Friday 29 of January 2010 08:57:37 julien CLEMENT napisa?(a):> Judging by the source code IMG_xcf.c, especially this part:
<<<
// Blit layers backwards, because Gimp saves them highest first
for (i = offsets; i > 0; i–) {
SDL_Rect rs, rd;
SDL_RWseek (src, head->layer_file_offsets [i-1], RW_SEEK_SET);layer = read_xcf_layer (src); do_layer_surface (lays, src, head, layer, load_tile); rs.x = 0; rs.y = 0; rs.w = layer->width; rs.h = layer->height; rd.x = layer->offset_x; rd.y = layer->offset_y; rd.w = layer->width; rd.h = layer->height; if (layer->visible) SDL_BlitSurface (lays, &rs, surface, &rd); free_xcf_layer (layer);
}
SDL_FreeSurface (lays);
it seems that it does a projection of all the layers (flattening)
into the loaded SDL_Surface.Regards,
Julien CLEMENT
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