I am working on a little side project (program for Android platform)and I don't exactly have a problem, but I don't really know where to start. The project I am working on has to do with getting the info and manipulating a pixel's RGB values inside an image. I know this is a very basic program (not going to disclose all the information about the project), but I am a beginning android programmer.
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I'm currently writing an Android game using surfaceView. I've optimized the game as much as possible and it runs quite smoothly. However, I have collision detection incorporated which is a bit messy. I would like to do collision detection by reading pixels directly from the canvas. Is this possible to do? The closest to this that I have found was to attach a new bitmap to the canvas using setBitmap. Then when I drew to the canvas, the bitmap would be updated. Would this be the way to go?
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The Color class can be used to extract rgb values from a pixel (32 bit int).
I implemented a lookup table filter and used a byte to store each individual r g & b value to save a bit of space.
Long story short;
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137 is the magic number causing the error in my case, there may be more.
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How can I get Pixel color of a coordinate? There is no method like canvas.getColor(x,y).
Actually, I am new to game developement. I am developing a Game which will restrict object if it comes to that boundary like in pac-man. How can I check that object has reached upto the boundary?
I'm developing an image editor for android. In the main activity, I get to show all images by viewing the thumbnails to make the process faster. The problem it's that I need to process the image later and I would get the normal image ID (with the original size, which I think is in MediaStore.Images.Media). I can't get the form of the query. The code that I have is the following but I can't obtain the real image ID (in the IDImage variable) code...
View 4 Replies View RelatedWhat I am needing is a method to get grayscale pixel data from an image or preview. I am not interested in saving the picture as a jpeg etc, just need the grayscale data.
I am aiming at API 10 (as this is the device available for testing).
On top of this, I am not having any luck getting the camera to work on the Eclipse emulator.
I have some png files that I am applying a color to. The color changes depending on a user selection. I change the color via 3 RGB values set from another method. The png files are a random shape with full transparency outside the shape. I don't want to modify the transparency, only the RGB value. Currently, I'm setting the RGB values pixel by pixel (see code below).I've come to realize this is incredibly slow and possibly just not efficient enough do in an application. Is there a better way I could do this? Here is what I am currently doing. You can see that the pixel array is enormous for an image that takes up a decent part of the screen
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Bonus Question: Can I use a loading animation in a image view while the real image is loaded? Right now it's just a default image.
I'm not even concerned with the camera per se. I want at the closest thing to the display screen. Meaning: it could even be the desktop the user is looking at, completw w/ the background and the icons she moves back and forth.
Let's say, at time t=1 sec, the app goes to pixel (78, 300) on that display and obtains its value. What may be at (78, 300) could be a portion of the icon or some speck of tree leaf on the photo being used as desktop background.
I'm familiar with BitmapFactory.decodeFile() for getting at the pixel contents of a file. But what about the display?
I am new to Android and OpenGL world. I've created a new ap using openGL ES. The package is attached with this mail. Android Simulator LCD size is 320 x 455 and i've set same size for OpenGL Viewport. But For creating visible rectangle i've to use vertices, which are of very high value.
E.g.
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File file = new File(fileName);
Iterator iter = ImageIO.getImageReadersByFormatName("Reader");
ImageReader reader = (ImageReader) iter.next();
ImageReadParam param= reader.getDefaultReadParam();
ImageInputStream iis = ImageIO.createImageInputStream(myFile);
reader.setInput(iis, false);
BufferedImage myJpegImage = reader.read(0, param);
How can i write equivalent codes for above codes on Android? Are there any hints how to read pixel data?
I am looking at the source code of a Camera Preview application and learning that the preview buffers coming from the sensor is in YUV422 format. However, this preview frame is showed on the display in RGB. Can someone please let me know where the pixel format conversion happens? Is it inside Surface Flinger? If yes, can you please point me to the code?
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View 3 Replies View RelatedWhen I develop an Android map application, I want to draw a circle on the map whose radius is 1 meter. As you known, I can't draw 1 meter directly, I should convert 1 meter to the distance of two pixels depend on the zoom level. How to I convert it, is there anything API I can use.
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI'm being confused by the 'screen density' concept in Android. I knwe that dpi (dot per inch) came from the printing device. 160 dpi means 160 dots in every inch on the paper. However, when dpi is used for the screen density, for example, what's mentioned '160 dpi screen' in Android document, what's the meaning? 160 pixels on every inch of the display?
As described in http://code.google.com/intl/zh-CN/android/reference/available-resourc..., 1 dip (density-independent pixel) means 1 pixel on a 160 dpi screen. Why does the ratio of dp-to-pixel not necessarily change with the screen density in direct proportion?
When the dpi is changed from 160 to 80, how many pixels will 1dp will take? 0.5?
I can hardly understand why dip/dp is introduced into Android.
After some search, even in the WebView and related classes source code, I could not find where the built-in 8-pixel inner margin of a WebView is set. I would like to display a WebView with no inner margin: is it feasible, please? Or am I missing something and there is no top and left inner margin inside a WebView?
View 6 Replies View RelatedI would like to write an app on Android to upload my GPS location to an external website once every 5 minutes. This needs to have as minimal an impact on battery life as possible, but it also needs to work without any user interaction. (Background: I'm competing in an Ironman triathlon which will take me about 14 hours to complete, and want to broadcast my location in near-real-time but without having to worry about fiddling with my phone.) So my initial thought is to write a Service which uses LocationManager.requestLocationUpdates() with a minTime of 5 minutes, but will this actually wake the device up every 5 minutes for my service to do its job?
It sounds like I would also need to use AlarmManager.setInexactRepeating() to make sure my service is awake while it completes its task but how does that play with requestLocationUpdates()? Should I instead set minTime=0 on requestLocationUpdates() but then go back to sleep as soon as the next update is obtained? Any general guidance on how to design this. I'm a competent Java programmer & will be using Google Maps on the server to plot my location, but am pretty new to Android development so I'm basically looking for a high-level plan on how to architect the client app.
I'm trying to obtain an instance of ServiceState in my Activity. But how am i supposed to do this? There is no static method to obtain an instance or any method on any service that returns an ServiceState instance.
There is the TelephonyManager.listen() call. But i want to get the ServiceState instance when i want, not when android calls my listener because something changed.
The documentation of ServiceState can be found here: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/telephony/ServiceState.html
I wish to obtain the frequency of an input signal from the mic. Can anyone send me some pointers on how this may be accomplished.
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View 3 Replies View RelatedIn the licensing documentation the android developers mention an easy way to more or less securely identify an android device. They are using android.Settings.Secure.ANDROID_ID.
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How do I obtain the android_id and do I need special permissions for doing so?