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tcaxLib
Version 1.0.0
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The basic element of a TCAS FX, it contains dozens of DIPs (dynamic isolated pixels). More...
The basic element of a TCAS FX, it contains dozens of DIPs (dynamic isolated pixels).
It is a tuple that has the following structure ((initX, initY), (width, height), (r1, g1, b1, a1, r2, g2, b2, a2, r3, ...)).
initX a float, offset of the PIX in the horizontal direction
initY a float, offset of the PIX in the vertical direction
width an integer, width of the PIX
height an integer, height of the PIX
rgba all integers, rgba colors of the PIX
Remarks: Although DIP is the basic unit of TCAS files, it is not easy to handle when come to make TCAS FX. So in TCAS FX, PIX is the one which is regarded as the basic unit and most tcaxLib APIs are used to manipulate PIXs. However DIP can still be used when needed. Most tcaxLib APIs receive PIX as an input parameter and return a new PIX as the output result. Note that, you should be definitely sure if you are going to construct your own PIX object through simple assignment operation other than APIs provided by tcaxLib, for instance, PIX = ((initX, initY), (width, height), (r1, g1, b1, a1, r2, g2, b2, a2, r3, ...)), any mistake may lead to the crash of the host program.
1.7.6.1
