Java provides a BufferedImage class with the following useful functionality:
I've been looking into WriteableBitmap , but I can't seem to get WritePixels to work the way I need it to. Is there a good tutorial somewhere, or another class better suited for this task? I would like an image surface I can draw on to make procedural textures, fractals, or anything else that requires constant manipulation/draw, manipulation/draw. BufferedImage was perfect for this in Java, and as I port my code over to WPF from swing, I'd like an alternative that allows for minimum code reorganization.
Note: I tried using the Bitmap class in Forms, but the flicker in Form drawing at high refresh rates wasn't acceptable.
Thanks,
haven1433
- Draw on it with a Graphics2D, allowing standard shapes (ovals, rectangles) or per-pixel manipulation.
- Read from file or make a blank one, and write to file
- Draw the image to a panel with possible scaling and rotation
I've been looking into WriteableBitmap , but I can't seem to get WritePixels to work the way I need it to. Is there a good tutorial somewhere, or another class better suited for this task? I would like an image surface I can draw on to make procedural textures, fractals, or anything else that requires constant manipulation/draw, manipulation/draw. BufferedImage was perfect for this in Java, and as I port my code over to WPF from swing, I'd like an alternative that allows for minimum code reorganization.
Note: I tried using the Bitmap class in Forms, but the flicker in Form drawing at high refresh rates wasn't acceptable.
Thanks,
haven1433
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