Examples of BigImage

org.newdawn.slick.BigImage
An image implementation that handles loaded images that are larger than the maximum texture size supported by the card. In most cases it makes sense to make sure all of your image resources are less than 512x512 in size when using OpenGL. However, in the rare circumstances where this isn't possible this implementation can be used to draw a tiled version of the image built from several smaller textures. This implementation does come with limitations and some performance impact however - so use only when absolutely required. TODO: The code in here isn't pretty, really needs revisiting with a comment stick. @author kevin

Examples of org.newdawn.slick.BigImage

    try {
      image = new Image(baseDir + file, transparentColor);
    } catch (SlickException ex) {
      // To support large textures on older graphic cards
      Log.info("Using BigImage.");
      image = new BigImage(baseDir + file);
    }
    Log.debug(formatLoadMsg("image", key, file));
    ResourceManager.addImage(key, image);
  }

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Examples of org.newdawn.slick.BigImage

  
  /**
   * @see org.newdawn.slick.BasicGame#init(org.newdawn.slick.GameContainer)
   */
  public void init(GameContainer container) throws SlickException {
    original = new BigImage("testdata/bigimage.tga", Image.FILTER_NEAREST, 256);
    bigSheet = new SpriteSheet(original, 16, 16);
  }

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Examples of org.newdawn.slick.BigImage

  /**
   * @see org.newdawn.slick.BasicGame#init(org.newdawn.slick.GameContainer)
   */
  public void init(GameContainer container) throws SlickException {
    // force a 256 pixel limit for testing
    original = image = new BigImage("testdata/bigimage.tga", Image.FILTER_NEAREST, 512);
    sub = image.getSubImage(210,210,200,130);
    scaledSub = sub.getScaledCopy(2);
    image = image.getScaledCopy(0.3f);
    imageX = image.getFlippedCopy(true, false);
    imageY = imageX.getFlippedCopy(true, true);

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