24 bgr-rgb
r2 = b1;
g2 = g1;
b2 = r1;
???
"Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
g2 = g1;
b2 = r1;
???
"Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
Or...
__asm
{
mov eax,color
mov ebx,eax
shr eax,16
rol bx,8
shl ebx,16
shr ebx,8
or eax,ebx
mov color,eax
}
Something like that, I think...
"Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
Edited by - Staffan on October 31, 2000 2:29:22 PM
__asm
{
mov eax,color
mov ebx,eax
shr eax,16
rol bx,8
shl ebx,16
shr ebx,8
or eax,ebx
mov color,eax
}
Something like that, I think...
"Paranoia is the belief in a hidden order behind the visible." - Anonymous
Edited by - Staffan on October 31, 2000 2:29:22 PM
newcolor=((color&16711680)>>16)+(color&65280)+((color&255)<<16)
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BTW. "Normally" 32-bit display format is like:
A mask 0xFF000000
R mask 0x00FF0000
G mask 0x0000FF00
B mask 0x000000FF
Have you seen any video cards which don''t support this format? I ask this, because I''m assuming (to optimize code) this display format in my game engine.
-Jussi
"Don''t do that, it''s legal!"
A mask 0xFF000000
R mask 0x00FF0000
G mask 0x0000FF00
B mask 0x000000FF
Have you seen any video cards which don''t support this format? I ask this, because I''m assuming (to optimize code) this display format in my game engine.
-Jussi
"Don''t do that, it''s legal!"
Since this topic is related enough to my question, I am going to ask here instead of a new thread...
Could someone tell me how to extract the RGB components from a 16 bit color? I have a macro that makes 16 bit colors, but I don''t have one that takes 16 bit colors to make r, g and b values. I *think* my DD surface is 5r-6g-5b bits.
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Could someone tell me how to extract the RGB components from a 16 bit color? I have a macro that makes 16 bit colors, but I don''t have one that takes 16 bit colors to make r, g and b values. I *think* my DD surface is 5r-6g-5b bits.
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#define GETRED16(c) (( (c) & (31<<11)) >> 11)
#define GETGREEN16(c) (( (c) & (63<<5)) >> 5)
#define GETBLUE16(c) (( (c) & (31)))
Edited by - clonemaker on November 1, 2000 10:49:02 AM
#define GETGREEN16(c) (( (c) & (63<<5)) >> 5)
#define GETBLUE16(c) (( (c) & (31)))
Edited by - clonemaker on November 1, 2000 10:49:02 AM
quote:Original post by Selkrank
BTW. "Normally" 32-bit display format is like:
A mask 0xFF000000
R mask 0x00FF0000
G mask 0x0000FF00
B mask 0x000000FF
Have you seen any video cards which don''t support this format? I ask this, because I''m assuming (to optimize code) this display format in my game engine.
-Jussi
"Don''t do that, it''s legal!"
You can''t assume this. Some cards are ARGB, some are RGBA, others are BGRA, still others are ABGR. Normally, your api will provide you with an interface for setting pixel-color that is video-card independent.
quote:Original post by FordPrefect
You can't assume this. Some cards are ARGB, some are RGBA, others are BGRA, still others are ABGR. Normally, your api will provide you with an interface for setting pixel-color that is video-card independent.
Sigh. Here are my color structure and pixel plotting function. Any clever ideas to make them multiple-format compatible?
struct RGBA{ union { unsigned long data; struct { unsigned char r; unsigned char g; unsigned char b; unsigned char a; } }};inline void DisplayClass::Draw(unsigned long x, unsigned long y, const RGBA& color){ m_SurfacePointer[x + y * m_SurfacePitch] = color.data;} -Jussi
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Edited by - Selkrank on November 2, 2000 5:56:54 AM
Maybe a good idea: Take over the pixel data that is saved in the sprites.
You can change the pixel format in your sprite loading routine.
Sludge Software
www.sludgesoft.com
Developing a secret of mana style role-playing-game
You can change the pixel format in your sprite loading routine.
Sludge Software
www.sludgesoft.com
Developing a secret of mana style role-playing-game
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