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HeartWare Posted - Apr 11 2024 : 23:46:24
If I have an image, say 256x256, and I want to "mask out" the surrounding area so that only a circle of radius 256 pixels is shown in a TImageEnView component (sort of like the common way to display avatars on various online sites), how would I do this?
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xequte Posted - Apr 12 2024 : 15:58:26
Hi

Yes, it was introduced in 13.1.0. Also in the upcoming release you can force a perfect circle.

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
HeartWare Posted - Apr 12 2024 : 03:10:36
Okay - installed v13.1 that I had lying around, but hadn't installed yet, and it now compiles.
HeartWare Posted - Apr 12 2024 : 02:41:59
"There is no overloaded version of 'Crop' that can be called with these arguments"

on the line:

Avatar.Proc.Crop(0,0,Avatar.Bitmap.Width,Avatar.Bitmap.Height,TIEShape.iesEllipse);

where

Avatar : TImageEnView;

Using: ImageEn Build 13.0.0.27.7132 @ 15-Nov-23 10:54:47
xequte Posted - Apr 12 2024 : 02:13:05
Hi

You can make a perfectly circular crop using:

https://www.imageen.com/help/TImageEnProc.Crop.html


sz := imin( ImageEnView1.IEBitmap.Width, ImageEnView1.IEBitmap.Height );
x := ( ImageEnView1.Bitmap.Width - sz ) div 2;
y := ( ImageEnView1.Bitmap.Height - sz ) div 2;
ImageEnView1.Proc.Crop( x, y, x + sz, y + sz, iesEllipse );


Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com