Rather go to https://github.com/galfar/imaginglib/discussions
Posted by Confused2
- 24 November 2015, 21:14:00I've just got my First Texture - absolutely stunning - couldn't have done it without the amazing Vampyre. The same Lazarus pascal code works identically in Ubuntu and Windows 8.
Thank you thank you thank you.
Confused2.
Lazarus 1.0.10 + FPC 2.6.2
Thank you thank you thank you.
Confused2.
Lazarus 1.0.10 + FPC 2.6.2
Posted by MauricioPt
- 15 January 2013, 13:22:22I agree, this is amazing!
I' m myself a delphi developper, and i know that we need lot of time:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tcycomponents/
I'm also looking for scanner handling for mac OS.
Don' t give up.
Thanks,
Mauricio
I' m myself a delphi developper, and i know that we need lot of time:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/tcycomponents/
I'm also looking for scanner handling for mac OS.
Don' t give up.
Thanks,
Mauricio
Posted by Galfar
- 24 June 2012, 22:36:07Glad to hear that :)
Unfortunately, there is just one developer with limited time :(
Unfortunately, there is just one developer with limited time :(
Posted by Bacterius
- 15 June 2012, 07:07:59Hello,
I just had to sign up to thank the developers who devoted their time to creating this amazing library! I needed a down-to-earth way to read pixels of high-dynamic-range images in Free Pascal (in floating-point DDS format) and couldn't find an easy way to do so without going through complicated hoops involving different languages - until I found Vampyre Imaging. Installation was surprisingly painless (I just had to remove the %target% compiler switch as I had a x64 compiler) and it worked perfectly! The library is so well thought-out I did not even need to read the documentation. I will certainly be using this library a lot in my future projects and will recommend it whenever applicable.
Thanks again :)
I just had to sign up to thank the developers who devoted their time to creating this amazing library! I needed a down-to-earth way to read pixels of high-dynamic-range images in Free Pascal (in floating-point DDS format) and couldn't find an easy way to do so without going through complicated hoops involving different languages - until I found Vampyre Imaging. Installation was surprisingly painless (I just had to remove the %target% compiler switch as I had a x64 compiler) and it worked perfectly! The library is so well thought-out I did not even need to read the documentation. I will certainly be using this library a lot in my future projects and will recommend it whenever applicable.
Thanks again :)
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