Mashiane Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 17, 2016 #1 Hi there I'm looking for some code to make the white parts of my images to be transparent and save the resulting image. This is what I have done so far. I'm saving a panel to an image using PanelScreenShot, the image gets saved perfectly. I have attached one here too. Now I need to make the white background transparent. Can someone please help? I have checked BitMapExtended however dont have an idea how to take this further as there are not examples of such. The attached image is WhiteSmoke though. I just want to have the orange parts left and the rest transparent. Attachments fa-calendar.png 2.8 KB · Views: 777
Hi there I'm looking for some code to make the white parts of my images to be transparent and save the resulting image. This is what I have done so far. I'm saving a panel to an image using PanelScreenShot, the image gets saved perfectly. I have attached one here too. Now I need to make the white background transparent. Can someone please help? I have checked BitMapExtended however dont have an idea how to take this further as there are not examples of such. The attached image is WhiteSmoke though. I just want to have the orange parts left and the rest transparent.
ivan.tellez Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 17, 2016 #2 With the BitMapExtended you can try the eraseColor function. Or the fun way, check the color of each pixel with getPixel, if its the color you want to delete, use setPixel. Upvote 0
With the BitMapExtended you can try the eraseColor function. Or the fun way, check the color of each pixel with getPixel, if its the color you want to delete, use setPixel.
Mashiane Expert Licensed User Longtime User Aug 17, 2016 #3 ivan.tellez said: With the BitMapExtended you can try the eraseColor function. Or the fun way, check the color of each pixel with getPixel, if its the color you want to delete, use setPixel. Click to expand... Thanks, is there an example I could find somewhere here? Upvote 0
ivan.tellez said: With the BitMapExtended you can try the eraseColor function. Or the fun way, check the color of each pixel with getPixel, if its the color you want to delete, use setPixel. Click to expand... Thanks, is there an example I could find somewhere here?
