cxImageAlt image manipulations

[Will66]

From the little available documentation it looks like supports those extentions as input files but it only supports saving images as bmp (0) or jpg (2) files as output.

So for input gif:

$objCxImage.Load($file,1)

output:

$objCxImage.Save(@ScriptDir & "\cximage5.bmp", 0)

or

$objCxImage.Save(@ScriptDir & "\cximage5.jpg", 2)

Edited April 10, 2007 by Will66

[DarkAngelBGE]

I have problems registering the dll on a windows 64 system. Is there a way to do that? Thank you!

[DarkAngelBGE]

It seems that the quality of the images is not very good... I wanted to resize some 1024x768 image to 300x200 and the quality was very poor... can I increase it somehow? $objCxImage.SetJpegQuality(100) doesn't seem to work.

[luvmachine]

It seems that the quality of the images is not very good... I wanted to resize some 1024x768 image to 300x200 and the quality was very poor... can I increase it somehow? $objCxImage.SetJpegQuality(100) doesn't seem to work.

You are practically replacing 9 pixels with 1 pixel, chances are thats why your quality goes to crap. I'd try sizing and image down just a little bit at first, not a huge chunk, and see if the quality stays the same. Or what I did with mine, was have it "resize" it to the same size, just so I can easily see the quality differences. And when using SetJpegQuality(100) there was none that I could tell.

[Hyporea]

I have problems registering the dll on a windows 64 system. Is there a way to do that? Thank you!

I also seem to be having trouble registering this dll on a Windows 64 bit system, or at least Win7. Help/advice would be appreciated.