LightImage

LightImage ImageNumber, Xpos, Ypos, Brightness, FallOffRate#

Parameters:     ImageNumber = The Index of the image that you wish to light     Xpos = The X origin from where the light source is placed     Ypos = The Y origin from where the light source is placed     Brightness = The Brightness (at the center) of the illumination     FallOffRate# = The rate the brightness falls away from the

Returns: NONE

LightImage will illuminate the pixels of an image. The way it works is that each pixel is illuminated according to it's position to the lights origin point, which is considered to be the light source. If you set the lights origin to the center of the image, it creates a nice a shaded half sphere style effect. FACTS:       * LightImage is a computationally heavy operation, as such, it's not intended for real time use on large images.

Example Source: Download This Example ; ================== ;  LightIMage ; ==================    ; Create image #1   Size=255   CreateImage 1,Size,Size       ; redirect rendering to this image   RenderToImage 1       ; clear this image with a random colour   Cls RndRGB()       ; Draw some random stuff on the image   For lp =0 To 10      CircleC Rnd(size),Rnd(size),RndRange(5,10),1,RndRGB()   Next       ; Copy image #1 to image #2   CopyImage 1,2    ; Direct all draw to the screen   RenderToScreen    ; clear the screen   Cls RGB(25,30,40)      X=140   y=100    ; Draw the original image   Text x,y,"original image"   DrawImage 1,x,y+20,1    ; Draw the second copy of image shaded.   Text x+size+10,y,"Shaded Image"   LightImage 2,Size/2,size/2,200,1   DrawImage 2,x+size+10,y+20,1       ; Display the Screen and wait for key to be pressed   Sync   WaitKey

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