Example usage for javafx.scene SnapshotParameters setViewport

Introduction

In this page you can find the example usage for javafx.scene SnapshotParameters setViewport.

Prototype

public void setViewport(Rectangle2D viewport) 

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Sets the viewport used for rendering.

Usage

From source file:net.rptools.tokentool.util.ImageUtil.java

private static Image autoCropImage(Image imageSource) {
    ImageView croppedImageView = new ImageView(imageSource);
    PixelReader pixelReader = imageSource.getPixelReader();

    int imageWidth = (int) imageSource.getWidth();
    int imageHeight = (int) imageSource.getHeight();
    int minX = imageWidth, minY = imageHeight, maxX = 0, maxY = 0;

    // Find the first and last pixels that are not transparent to create a bounding viewport
    for (int readY = 0; readY < imageHeight; readY++) {
        for (int readX = 0; readX < imageWidth; readX++) {
            Color pixelColor = pixelReader.getColor(readX, readY);

            if (!pixelColor.equals(Color.TRANSPARENT)) {
                if (readX < minX)
                    minX = readX;/*from ww w  . java  2 s  .  co  m*/
                if (readX > maxX)
                    maxX = readX;

                if (readY < minY)
                    minY = readY;
                if (readY > maxY)
                    maxY = readY;
            }
        }
    }

    if (maxX - minX <= 0 || maxY - minY <= 0)
        return new WritableImage(1, 1);

    // Create a viewport to clip the image using snapshot
    Rectangle2D viewPort = new Rectangle2D(minX, minY, maxX - minX, maxY - minY);
    SnapshotParameters parameter = new SnapshotParameters();
    parameter.setViewport(viewPort);
    parameter.setFill(Color.TRANSPARENT);

    return croppedImageView.snapshot(parameter, null);
}

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From source file:net.rptools.tokentool.util.ImageUtil.java

public static Image composePreview(StackPane compositeTokenPane, Color bgColor, ImageView portraitImageView,
        ImageView maskImageView, ImageView overlayImageView, boolean useAsBase, boolean clipImage) {
    // Process layout as maskImage may have changed size if the overlay was changed
    compositeTokenPane.layout();// w  w  w. j a  v a2  s . c  o  m
    SnapshotParameters parameter = new SnapshotParameters();
    Image finalImage = null;
    Group blend;

    if (clipImage) {
        // We need to clip the portrait image first then blend the overlay image over it
        // We will first get a snapshot of the portrait equal to the mask overlay image width/height
        double x, y, width, height;

        x = maskImageView.getParent().getLayoutX();
        y = maskImageView.getParent().getLayoutY();
        width = maskImageView.getFitWidth();
        height = maskImageView.getFitHeight();

        Rectangle2D viewPort = new Rectangle2D(x, y, width, height);
        Rectangle2D maskViewPort = new Rectangle2D(1, 1, width, height);
        WritableImage newImage = new WritableImage((int) width, (int) height);
        WritableImage newMaskImage = new WritableImage((int) width, (int) height);

        ImageView overlayCopyImageView = new ImageView();
        ImageView clippedImageView = new ImageView();

        parameter.setViewport(viewPort);
        parameter.setFill(bgColor);
        portraitImageView.snapshot(parameter, newImage);

        parameter.setViewport(maskViewPort);
        parameter.setFill(Color.TRANSPARENT);
        maskImageView.setVisible(true);
        maskImageView.snapshot(parameter, newMaskImage);
        maskImageView.setVisible(false);

        clippedImageView.setFitWidth(width);
        clippedImageView.setFitHeight(height);
        clippedImageView.setImage(clipImageWithMask(newImage, newMaskImage));

        // Our masked portrait image is now stored in clippedImageView, lets now blend the overlay image over it
        // We'll create a temporary group to hold our temporary ImageViews's and blend them and take a snapshot
        overlayCopyImageView.setImage(overlayImageView.getImage());
        overlayCopyImageView.setFitWidth(overlayImageView.getFitWidth());
        overlayCopyImageView.setFitHeight(overlayImageView.getFitHeight());
        overlayCopyImageView.setOpacity(overlayImageView.getOpacity());

        if (useAsBase) {
            blend = new Group(overlayCopyImageView, clippedImageView);
        } else {
            blend = new Group(clippedImageView, overlayCopyImageView);
        }

        // Last, we'll clean up any excess transparent edges by cropping it
        finalImage = autoCropImage(blend.snapshot(parameter, null));
    } else {
        parameter.setFill(Color.TRANSPARENT);
        finalImage = autoCropImage(compositeTokenPane.snapshot(parameter, null));
    }

    return finalImage;
}

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