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2015-08-30 15:18:37 -0600 | commented answer | Extract parts of an image based on a raster mask? Thanks for the code, it seems something I must dig |
2015-08-29 05:06:05 -0600 | commented question | Extract parts of an image based on a raster mask? yes, this is true. The problem is that I tend to dig on things that I don't know how to do. And I have seen this method (the raster image mask)on other games and would like to come up with something like it :). Sorry to be so picky. |
2015-08-29 04:20:23 -0600 | commented question | Extract parts of an image based on a raster mask? Thaks for yor answers. The main reason to use OpenCV was to achieve a GPU solution. I think my software algoritm could work like this: 1) For all pixels do 2) Go to next pixel and check if transparency==255 or it was used in a previuos flood fill opration 3) If previous is true, return to 1 because we don't want this pxel. If false run a flood fill operation on this pixel and create an sprite from it based on the original image. We must keep a buffer to flag if pixel was used in a flood fill operation previously. Perhaps it could be the same temp buffer where we loaded the raster mask image. I think this would work but I guess that it would be too slow. This is why I'm looking for a GPU solution using OpenCV. Cheers. |
2015-08-28 23:54:19 -0600 | asked a question | Extract parts of an image based on a raster mask? Hi, First of all I would like to say hi to the community because I'm a newcomer. I have been reading about openCV for some days and I would like to use it in my jigsaw game (Android and IOS). What I need is to extract parts of an image based on pieces defined in another image (raster mask). The mask could be something like this: This image is defining just the outlines of each piece at each position. And I would like to cut the image based o this outlines. Can OpenCV help with this? I'm a bit lost right now. My intuition is saying openCV can do this but don't know how to achieve it. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Cheers. |