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PianoDragn
Jan 30, 2006
* IMPORTANT: Performance is very important, please make the method efficient *

I am making an app right now and could use the following Graphics2D wrapper methods (I don't know a thing about Graphics2D)

1.) I want a method called applyOpacity(Image,Double) where it accepts an Image type and a double specifying the opacity. It will then use Graphics2D to apply the opacity to the Image and return the new Image. I don't know if this is possible or not, if it can't be stored in an image and instead needs to be stored in a Graphics object then return that instead.

2.) applyLighting(Image,Int) I send it an image with a brightness 0 being completely black and 100 being completely white? It then returns the resulting Image.

The useage would be if I wanted to bring something ot the foreground I would draw my background on offscreen image, pass it to the lighting method and darken it. Then I would take my 2nd image thats foreground send it to opacity and drawImage onto the offscreen image.

Thanks!

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PianoDragn
Jan 30, 2006
Edit: stupid mistake

PianoDragn fucked around with this message at 19:14 on Feb 26, 2010

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