Rather go to https://github.com/galfar/imaginglib/discussions
Posted by Galfar
- 10 December 2007, 02:00:191) Currently only multiplies of 90 degrees rotations are supported.
2) No collision detection, thats really out of scope of Imaging.
2) No collision detection, thats really out of scope of Imaging.
Posted by sofakng
- 27 November 2007, 16:49:03I have two quick questions...
1) Can I draw a image rotated on top of another image at any angle? ...or am I forced to use only multiplies of 90 degrees? (eg. I'd like to start with a small image, rotate it 29 degrees and then draw it on top of another image). If I'm forced to use 90 degree angles, can I somehow work around that?
2) Are there any collision detection methods? For example, if I have two images and two positions, does this imaging library provide any methods for checking if any pixels overlap? (eg. non-alpha pixels)
Thanks!
1) Can I draw a image rotated on top of another image at any angle? ...or am I forced to use only multiplies of 90 degrees? (eg. I'd like to start with a small image, rotate it 29 degrees and then draw it on top of another image). If I'm forced to use 90 degree angles, can I somehow work around that?
2) Are there any collision detection methods? For example, if I have two images and two positions, does this imaging library provide any methods for checking if any pixels overlap? (eg. non-alpha pixels)
Thanks!
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