Merge pull request #10 from sergeysinyavsky/master

Added new elements, blending and anti-aliasing

.gitignore

@@ -5,6 +5,7 @@
 build
 *.pyc
 .project
+.vscode
 .cproject
 builtins
 .internal

README.md

@@ -23,6 +23,7 @@ First of all you need to create a table with a buffer information that contain n
 `width` - buffer width, same as your texture width<br />
 `height` - buffer height, same as your texture height<br />
 `channels` - 3 for rgb, 4 for rgba<br />
+`premultiply_alpha` - alpha value will be premultiplied into the RGB color values. Optional parameter. Default is false.<br />
 
 For example:
 ```lua
@@ -35,12 +36,13 @@ local buffer_info = {
     }}),
     width = 1024,
     height = 2048,
-    channels = 4
+    channels = 4,
+    premultiply_alpha = true
   }
 ```
 Then when you have a buffer info, you can use next methods:
 
-#### drawpixels.circle(buffer_info, pox_x, pox_y, diameter, red, green, blue, alpha)
+#### drawpixels.circle(buffer_info, pox_x, pox_y, diameter, red, green, blue, alpha, antialiasing, width)
 Method for drawing circle:
 
 `buffer_info` - buffer information<br />
@@ -51,8 +53,10 @@ Method for drawing circle:
 `green` - green channel of the color 0..255<br />
 `blue` - blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
 `alpha` - alpha channel 0..255. Optional parameter for rgba textures<br />
+`antialiasing` - adds anti-aliasing. Only for 4 channels. Optional parameter.<br />
+`width` - indicates the circle width. Only for circle with anti-aliasing. Optional parameter.<br />
 
-#### drawpixels.filled_circle(buffer_info, pos_x, pos_y, diameter, red, green, blue, alpha)
+#### drawpixels.filled_circle(buffer_info, pos_x, pos_y, diameter, red, green, blue, alpha, antialiasing)
 Method for drawing filled circle:
 
 `buffer_info` - buffer information<br />
@@ -63,6 +67,7 @@ Method for drawing filled circle:
 `green` - green channel of the color 0..255<br />
 `blue` - blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
 `alpha` - alpha channel 0..255. Optional parameter for rgba textures<br />
+`antialiasing` - adds anti-aliasing. Only for 4 channels. Optional parameter.<br />
 
 #### drawpixels.rect(buffer_info, pos_x, pos_y, rect_width, rect_height, red, green, blue, alpha)
 Method for drawing rectangle:
@@ -100,7 +105,7 @@ Fill buffer with the color:
 `blue` - blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
 `alpha` - alpha channel 0..255. Optional parameter for rgba textures<br />
 
-#### drawpixels.line(buffer_info, x0, y0, x1, y1, red, green, blue, alpha)
+#### drawpixels.line(buffer_info, x0, y0, x1, y1, red, green, blue, alpha, antialiasing, width)
 Draw a line between two points:
 
 `buffer_info` - buffer information<br />
@@ -112,6 +117,71 @@ Draw a line between two points:
 `green` - green channel of the color 0..255<br />
 `blue` - blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
 `alpha` - alpha channel 0..255. Optional parameter for rgba textures<br />
+`antialiasing` - adds anti-aliasing. Only for 4 channels. Optional parameter.<br />
+`width` - indicates the line width. Only for line with anti-aliasing. Optional parameter.<br />
+
+#### drawpixels.gradient_line(buffer_info, x0, y0, x1, y1, red1, green1, blue1, red2, green2, blue2, alpha, antialiasing, width)
+Draw a gradient line between two points:
+
+`buffer_info` - buffer information<br />
+`x0` - x position of one end of the line<br />
+`y0` - y position of one end of the line<br />
+`x1` - x position of the other end of the line<br />
+`y1` - y position of the other end of the line<br />
+`red1` - first red channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`green1` - first green channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`blue1` - first blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`red2` - second red channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`green2` - second green channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`blue2` - second blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`alpha` - alpha channel 0..255<br />
+`antialiasing` - adds anti-aliasing. Only for 4 channels. Optional parameter.<br />
+`width` - indicates the line width. Only for line with anti-aliasing. Optional parameter.<br />
+
+#### drawpixels.arc(buffer_info, x, y, radius, from, to, red, green, blue, alpha)
+Draw a arc between two corners. If from < to the arc is drawn counterclockwise. If from > to the arc is drawn clockwise. Only for 4 channels:
+
+`buffer_info` - buffer information<br />
+`x` - x position center of the circle<br />
+`y` - y position center of the circle<br />
+`radius` - radius of the circle<br />
+`from` - first arc angle in radians. May be negative<br />
+`to` - second arc angle in radians. May be negative<br />
+`red` - red channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`green` - green channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`blue` - blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`alpha` - alpha channel 0..255<br />
+
+#### drawpixels.filled_arc(buffer_info, x, y, radius, from, to, red, green, blue, alpha)
+Draw a filled arc between two corners. If from < to the arc is drawn counterclockwise. If from > to the arc is drawn clockwise. Only for 4 channels:
+
+`buffer_info` - buffer information<br />
+`x` - x position center of the circle<br />
+`y` - y position center of the circle<br />
+`radius` - radius of the circle<br />
+`from` - first arc angle in radians. May be negative<br />
+`to` - second arc angle in radians. May be negative<br />
+`red` - red channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`green` - green channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`blue` - blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`alpha` - alpha channel 0..255<br />
+
+#### drawpixels.gradient_arc(buffer_info, x, y, radius, from, to, red1, green1, blue1, red2, green2, blue2, alpha)
+Draw a gradient arc between two corners. If from < to the arc is drawn counterclockwise. If from > to the arc is drawn clockwise. Only for 4 channels:
+
+`buffer_info` - buffer information<br />
+`x` - x position center of the circle<br />
+`y` - y position center of the circle<br />
+`radius` - radius of the circle<br />
+`from` - first arc angle in radians. May be negative<br />
+`to` - second arc angle in radians. May be negative<br />
+`red1` - first red channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`green1` - first green channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`blue1` - first blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`red2` - second red channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`green2` - second green channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`blue2` - second blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`alpha` - alpha channel 0..255<br />
 
 #### drawpixels.pixel(buffer_info, x, y, red, green, blue, alpha)
 Draw a pixel:
@@ -153,6 +223,41 @@ Draw a bezier line between two points and one control point:
 `blue` - blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
 `alpha` - alpha channel 0..255. Optional parameter for rgba textures<br />
 
+You can fill in a specific area. To do this, you need to identify the borders with `start_fill` method and call the `fill_area` method to fill the area. Borders work with: lines, gradient lines, circles, filled circles with anti-aliasing, pixels, arcs. <b>NOT WORK WITH FILLED ARCS AND GRADIENT ARCS.</b> The arcs themselves use this method, so the fill may not be predictable. Do not create arcs until you are done with the fill. Be sure to call the `end_fill` method when you stop working with the fill.
+
+#### drawpixels.start_fill()
+Indicates the start of border preservation.
+
+#### drawpixels.end_fill()
+Indicates the stop of border preservation.
+
+#### drawpixels.fill_area(buffer_info, x, y, red, green, blue, alpha)
+Fills an area at specified boundaries. Only for 4 channels:
+
+`buffer_info` - buffer information<br />
+`x` - x position of the start point<br />
+`y` - y position of the start point<br />
+`red` - red channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`green` - green channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`blue` - blue channel of the color 0..255<br />
+`alpha` - alpha channel 0..255<br />
+
+In order to draw this into a sprite, you need a separate atlas with power of two texture. Then we can use `resource.set_texture`:
+
+```lua
+resource.set_texture(go.get("#sprite", "texture0"), self.header, self.buffer_info.buffer)
+```
+
+In order to render this in gui, we just need to create a box and create a new texture.
+We can use `gui.new_texture`. Then you need to set this texture to the box using `gui.set_texture`:
+
+```lua
+local data = buffer.get_bytes(self.buffer_info.buffer, hash("rgba"))
+gui.new_texture("name", width, height, image.TYPE_RGBA, data)
+gui.set_texture(gui.get_node("box"), "name")
+gui.set_size(gui.get_node("box"), vmath.vector3(width, height, 0))
+```
+
 --------
 
 If you have any questions or suggestions contact me: [email protected]

drawpixels/idea_autocomplite.lua

@@ -2,18 +2,32 @@
 ---@class DRAW_PIXELS
 drawpixels = {}
 
+---Indicates border should be maintained:
+function drawpixels.start_fill() end
+---Stop border recording:
+function drawpixels.stop_fill() end
+---Fills the area considering the boundaries:
+function drawpixels.fill_area(buffer_info, x,y, red, green, blue, alpha) end
 ---Method for drawing circle:
-function drawpixels.circle(buffer_info, pox_x, pox_y, diameter, red, green, blue, alpha)end
+function drawpixels.circle(buffer_info, pox_x, pox_y, diameter, red, green, blue, alpha, antialiasing, width) end
 ---Method for drawing filled circle:
-function drawpixels.filled_circle(buffer_info, pos_x, pos_y, diameter, red, green, blue, alpha) end
+function drawpixels.filled_circle(buffer_info, pos_x, pos_y, diameter, red, green, blue, alpha, antialiasing) end
 ---Method for drawing rectangle:
 function drawpixels.rect(buffer_info, pos_x, pos_y, rect_width, rect_height, red, green, blue, alpha) end
 ---Method for drawing filled rectangle:
 function drawpixels.filled_rect(buffer_info, pos_x, pos_y, rect_width, rect_height, red, green, blue, alpha, angle) end
 ---Fill buffer with the color:
 function drawpixels.fill(buffer_info, red, green, blue, alpha) end
 ---Draw a line between two points:
-function drawpixels.line(buffer_info, x0, y0, x1, y1, red, green, blue, alpha) end
+function drawpixels.line(buffer_info, x0, y0, x1, y1, red, green, blue, alpha, antialiasing, width) end
+---Draw a gradient line between two points:
+function drawpixels.gradient_line(buffer_info, x0, y0, x1, y1, red1, green1, blue1, red2, green2, blue2, alpha, antialiasing, width) end
+---Draw a arc between two corners:
+function drawpixels.arc(buffer_info, x, y, radius, from, to, red, green, blue, alpha) end
+---Draw a filled arc between two corners:
+function drawpixels.filled_arc(buffer_info, x, y, radius, from, to, red, green, blue, alpha) end
+---Draw a gradient arc between two corners:
+function drawpixels.gradient_arc(buffer_info, x, y, radius, from, to, red1, green1, blue1, red2, green2, blue2, alpha) end
 ---Draw a pixel:
 function drawpixels.pixel(buffer_info, x, y, red, green, blue, alpha) end
 ---Read color from a position in the buffer: