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Posted on: 2009/1/12 17:18 #1

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Need help loading Animbrushed using datatype system?

What I need to is load one frame, decode the planar graphics to the native video mode (16 or 32bit).

Does any one know how to do it?

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Re: Need help loading Animbrushed using datatype system.

Posted on: 2009/1/13 8:29 #2

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Are there any working examples out there, Anim brushes, must have been popular whit game development.

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Posted on: 2009/1/13 8:34 #3

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Need help loading Animbrushed using datatype system?

What I need to is load one frame, decode the planar graphics to the native video mode (16 or 32bit).

Does any one know how to do it?

You need to use the animation datatype. Have a look in the datatype folder of the include files in the SDK. Unfortunately I have no good example on how to use it; I was planning to write one after I had finished writing an animation datatype replacement (which would have a new, more powerful API). Unfortunately that's not finished yet.

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Re: Need help loading Animbrushed using datatype system.

Posted on: 2009/1/13 23:40 #4

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bob_type *load_dt_animbrush( char *name )
{
 Object    *dto;
 struct BitMapHeader *bm_header;
 struct BitMap   *dt_bitmap;
 struct BitMap   *new_bitmap;
 struct RastPort   RP;
 int     lock;
 struct RenderInfo  rinf;
 char     *byte;
 char     tmp;
 short    stmp;
 short    r;
 short    g;
 short    b;
 char     *alfa;
 ULONG    num_images,num;
 ULONG    num_colors;
 ULONG    anim_dept;
 ULONG    *color_regs;
 unsigned char   *plain;
 int     p,color;
 int     format,dept;
 int     pixel_size;
 int     rgb_color;
 bob_type    *new_bob = NULL;
 bob_type    *last_bob = NULL;
 bob_type    *ret = NULL;
 type_bit    *bob_func = NULL;
 int     x,y,xoff,yoff;
 
 printf( "load datatype image %s\n",name);

 if(dto = (void *) NewDTObject( name, DTA_GroupID, GID_ANIMATION, TAG_DONE))
 {
  SetDTAttrs ( (void *) dto, NULL,NULL, PDTA_DestMode, (ULONG) PMODE_V43,TAG_DONE);

  GetDTAttrs ( (void *) dto,
   ADTA_Frames,  &num_images,
   ADTA_NumColors, &num_colors,
   ADTA_CRegs,  &color_regs,
   ADTA_Depth,  &anim_dept,
   TAG_DONE);

  printf("Num images %d\n",num_images);
  printf("Num colours %d\n",num_colors);
  printf("Num anim depth %d\n",anim_dept);


  for (color = 0; color<num_colors;color++)
  {
   printf ("%d %x,%x,%x\n",color, color_regs[color*3+0]>>24,color_regs[color*3+1]>>24,color_regs[color*3+2]>>24 );
  }

  if (num_images<1)
  {
   printf("Not an animation?\n");
   num_images = 1;
  }

  for (num=0;num<num_images;num++)
  {
   printf("num %d\n",num);
   DoDTMethod ( (void *) dto,NULL,NULL,ADTM_LOCATE,num,TRUE);

   GetDTAttrs ( (void *) dto,PDTA_BitMapHeader, (ULONG *) &bm_header, ADTA_KeyFrame, (ULONG) &dt_bitmap,TAG_DONE);

   // find bit format in dto.
   pixel_size = p96GetBitMapAttr(__screen_bitmap,P96BMA_BYTESPERPIXEL);


   printf("screens pixel size %d\n",pixel_size);

   if (!bm_header)
   {
    printf("no bm header\n");
    break;
   }

 
   if (new_bob = (void *) malloc(sizeof(bob_type)))
   {
    make_bitmap_alfa(new_bob, bm_header -> bmh_Width, bm_header -> bmh_Height, pixel_size);
    if (ret == 0) ret = new_bob; // set return value

    printf( "datatype bitmap 0x%x\n", dt_bitmap);
    printf( "bob bitmap 0x%x\n", new_bob -> bitmap);

    DoDTMethod ( (void *) dto,NULL,NULL,ADTM_LOADFRAME);

    bob_func = new_bob -> geo.c;
    bob_func -> lock(new_bob);

    printf( "bob bitmap mem 0x%x\n", new_bob -> memory);

    for(y=0;y<new_bob -> geo.h;y++)
    {
     for (x=0;x<new_bob -> geo.w;x++)
     {
      color = 0;

      for (p=0;p<anim_dept;p++)
      { 
       plain = (unsigned char *) (((ULONG) dt_bitmap -> Planes[p]) + ( dt_bitmap -> BytesPerRow * y)); 
       color += plain[ x >> 8 ] & (x & 255) ? (1<<p) : 0 ;
      }

      rgb_color = bob_func-> color(new_bob,color_regs[color*3+0]>>24,color_regs[color*3+1]>>24,color_regs[color*3+2]>>24 );

      printf("%d,%d\n",x,y);

      bob_func-> pixel(new_bob, rgb_color ,x,y);

     }
    }

    bob_func -> unlock(new_bob);

    DoDTMethod ( (void *) dto,NULL,NULL,ADTM_UNLOADFRAME);

    if (last_bob) { last_bob -> next = new_bob; }
    last_bob = new_bob;

   }
  }

  DisposeDTObject(dto);
 }
 else
 {
  printf("%s is loaded as image, not a animbrush!\n");
  ret  = load_dt_image( name );
 }

 return ret;
}

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Wanderer

Re: Need help loading Animbrushed using datatype system.

Posted on: 2009/1/14 14:27 #5

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Maybe you can also access it via Picture Datatype using the PDTA_WhichPicture TagItem. It is worh a try.

ZeroG

Re: Need help loading Animbrushed using datatype system.

Posted on: 2009/1/14 17:37 #6

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That does not work for Anims, only for ILBMs inside a LIST or CAT.

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Re: Need help loading Animbrushed using datatype system.

Posted on: 2009/1/14 22:36 #7

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@LiveForIt

Maybe you can also access it via Picture Datatype using the PDTA_WhichPicture TagItem. It is worh a try.

Picture datatype will only read the first image.

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Re: Need help loading Animbrushed using datatype system.

Posted on: 2009/1/14 22:40 #8

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Hi Hans can you explain how to use ADTM_LOADFRAME?

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joerg

Re: Need help loading Animbrushed using datatype system.

Posted on: 2009/1/15 2:17 #9

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Quote:

Quote:
Wanderer wrote:

Maybe you can also access it via Picture Datatype using the PDTA_WhichPicture TagItem. It is worh a try.

Picture datatype will only read the first image.

No, for image formats which support it, for example GIF (anims) and TIFF, picture.datatype can return all images in it using PDTA_WhichPicture.
For example MultiView supports it, it displays the total number of pictures and the number of the currently displayed one in the window title ("foobar (x/y)") and you can switch between them using the '<' and '>' keys.

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