I'm trying to make an app that replaces the backround of an image when you give it the current backround without the foreground, the current backround with the foreground, and the backround that you want the current backround replaced with. I need to have it make an array of all of the pixel colors in the image. The only way that I know of that this could be done is using the Get Pixel Color object. I am using fast loops so that the task doesn't take hours. The problem is, when the fastloop starts, the Active Picture object dissapears, so the whole screen is white. I checked the events, I never told it to dissapear. Is there any way to fix this problem?
Ehhh... I have no idea why it does so, but you could try using overlay object or something to paste the Active Picture into the background after loading it...
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Assault Andy Administrator
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17th December, 2005 at 18:40:46 -
Are you using the most current version of MMF? If so, try this instead:
Use the Overlay object and load an image into it. The overlay object has it's own built in get pixel colour at (x,y) function.
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