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Verfasst: Fr Aug 20, 2004 01:09

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Below is code based on Q2Delphi code for screenshots

Code:

 
function ScreenShot_BitmapResult : TBitmap;
var
  buffer: array of byte;
  x,y, i: integer;
  Bitmap : TBitmap;
  Stream : TMemoryStream;
  WW : integer;
begin
  {
  WW forces the thing to Get an image that has an even width, even when its ment to b odd
  this fixes the prob with an odd width.
  }
  if MainViewWidth div 2 = MainViewWidth / 2 then
  WW := MainViewWidth
  else
  WW := MainViewWidth+1;
 
  SetLength(buffer, (WW * MainViewHeight * 3)+1);
 
  glReadPixels(0, 0, WW, MainViewHeight, GL_RGB, GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, Pointer(Cardinal(buffer) {+ 18}));
 
  i := 0;
  Bitmap := TBitmap.Create;
  Bitmap.Canvas.Brush.Color := TVector3fToTColor(BGColor);
  Bitmap.Width := MainViewWidth;
  Bitmap.Height := MainViewHeight;
  for y := 1 to MainViewHeight do
  for x := 1 to WW do
  begin
  if x <= MainViewWidth then
  Bitmap.Canvas.Pixels[x-1,MainViewHeight-y] := RGB(buffer[(i*3)],buffer[(i*3)+1],buffer[(i*3)+2]);
  inc(i);
  end;
  finalize(buffer);
  Result := Bitmap;
end;
 

The problem being at some sizes the images are not converted to the bitmap properly, results below:

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EDIT: whats with the "u can't post so soon, bla bla bla" crap that happens if u spot a mistake n try n edit it in under 30 secs.

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Verfasst: Fr Aug 20, 2004 07:15

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I don't see an error but why does your for loop start by 1 and not by 0?

Code:

 
  for y := 1 to MainViewHeight do
  for x := 1 to WW do
  begin
  if x <= MainViewWidth then
  Bitmap.Canvas.Pixels[x-1,MainViewHeight-y] := RGB(buffer[(i*3)],buffer[(i*3)+1],buffer[(i*3)+2]);
  inc(i);
  end;
 

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Verfasst: Fr Aug 20, 2004 12:29

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the 1 minute "crap" is that no one floods the forum.

so far
rochus

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Verfasst: Fr Aug 20, 2004 16:11

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BTierens hat geschrieben:

I don't see an error but why does your for loop start by 1 and not by 0?

Code:

 
  for y := 1 to MainViewHeight do
  for x := 1 to WW do
  begin
  if x <= MainViewWidth then
  Bitmap.Canvas.Pixels[x-1,MainViewHeight-y] := RGB(buffer[(i*3)],buffer[(i*3)+1],buffer[(i*3)+2]);
  inc(i);
  end;
 

I is the thing that is increased, it is the varible that detrmins which bit of the buffer gets turned into a colour for the canvas.pixels at any one time.

Zitat:

Bitmap.Canvas.Pixels[x-1,MainViewHeight-y] := RGB(buffer[(i*3)],buffer[(i*3)+1],buffer[(i*3)+2]);

Having the loop like

Code:

 
for y := 0 to MainViewHeight-1 do
for x := 0 to WW-1 do

Wouldn't change a thing.

Zitat:

the 1 minute "crap" is that no one floods the forum.

so far
rochus

Yes but u can't flood a forum by EDITING a post, which is my point. Anti Floods shouldn't ever happen when u edit posts.

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Verfasst: Fr Aug 20, 2004 16:20

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Don't know if it'll change something, but have you tried to explicit set the pixelformat of the bitmap, something like this :

Code:

Bitmap.PixelFormat := pf24bit;

before writing pixels to it? I had to do that when I used bitmaps to create some terrain textures in an app.

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Verfasst: Fr Aug 20, 2004 16:36

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Didn't change a thing, one thing i have noticed is that even if the order of the buffer is wrongly worked out, each pixel on the image should retain its correct colours, since the buffer is always made up of 3 bytes of colour to one pixel..... yet its not keeping the correct colours.... glReadPixels is wierd (and unstable, crashed my pc months ago when i was playing with values...)

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Verfasst: Fr Aug 20, 2004 19:13

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Uh, I almost forgot that I (long time ago) wrote a function that takes a screenshot from the GL and stores it as a JPG. So if you don't mind the JPG format, then feel free to use my procedure in your app :

Code:

// =============================================================================
//  glSaveScreen
// =============================================================================
//  Speichert einen Screenshot des aktuellen Pufferinhaltes
// =============================================================================
procedure glSaveScreen(pFilename : String);
var
 Viewport : array[0..3] of TGLint;
 JPG      : TJPEGImage;
 RGBBits  : PRGBQuad;
 Pixel    : PRGBQuad;
 BMP      : TBitmap;
 Header   : PBitmapInfo;
 x,y      : Integer;
 Temp     : Byte;
begin
glGetIntegerv(GL_VIEWPORT, @Viewport);
GetMem(RGBBits, Viewport[2]*Viewport[3]*4);
glFinish;
glPixelStorei(GL_PACK_ALIGNMENT, 4);
glPixelStorei(GL_PACK_ROW_LENGTH, 0);
glPixelStorei(GL_PACK_SKIP_ROWS, 0);
glPixelStorei(GL_PACK_SKIP_PIXELS, 0);
glReadPixels(0, 0, Viewport[2], Viewport[3], GL_RGBA, GL_UNSIGNED_BYTE, RGBBits);
// Screenshot als JPG speichern
JPG := TJPEGImage.Create;
BMP := TBitmap.Create;
BMP.PixelFormat := pf32Bit;
BMP.Width       := Viewport[2];
BMP.Height      := Viewport[3];
GetMem(Header, SizeOf(TBitmapInfoHeader));
with Header^.bmiHeader do
 begin
 biSize        := SizeOf(TBitmapInfoHeader);
 biWidth       := Viewport[2];
 biHeight      := Viewport[3];
 biPlanes      := 1;
 biBitCount    := 32;
 biCompression := BI_RGB;
 biSizeImage   := Viewport[2]*Viewport[3]*4;
 end;
// Rot und Blau vertauschen
Pixel := RGBBits;
for x := 0 to Viewport[2]-1 do
 for y := 0 to Viewport[3]-1 do
  begin
  Temp       := Pixel.Red;
  Pixel.Red  := Pixel.Blue;
  Pixel.Blue := Temp;
  inc(Pixel);
  end;
SetDIBits(Bmp.Canvas.Handle, Bmp.Handle, 0, Viewport[3], RGBBits, TBitmapInfo(Header^), DIB_RGB_COLORS);
JPG.CompressionQuality := 100;
JPG.Assign(BMP);
JPG.SaveToFile(pFileName);
FreeMem(Header);
FreeMem(RGBBits);
JPG.Free;
BMP.Free;
end;

P.S. : I've just tested it with different window sizes (odd and even) and it always worked.

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Verfasst: Fr Aug 20, 2004 20:32

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Thanks

works perfectly (simple to convert it so it outputs a bmp as a result)

Btw did u manaualy declare PRGBQuad cos windows has the red and blue as rgbred and rgbblue.

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Verfasst: Fr Aug 20, 2004 20:36

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Yes, I declared it manually, sry for forgetting that part :

Code:

 PRGBQuad = ^TRGBQuad;
 TRGBQuad = packed record
   Red   : Byte;
   Green : Byte;
   Blue  : Byte;
   Alpha : Byte;
  end;

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