//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
public void ILUtil.FromAxiom(PixelBox src)
{
// ilTexImage http://openil.sourceforge.net/docs/il/f00059.htm
ILFormat ifmt = OgreFormat2ilFormat(src.format);
if (src.isConsecutive() && ifmt.isValid())
{
// The easy case, the buffer is laid out in memory just like
// we want it to be and is in a format DevIL can understand directly
// We could even save the copy if DevIL would let us
Il.ilTexImage(src.Width, src.Height, src.Depth, ifmt.numberOfChannels,
ifmt.format, ifmt.type, src.data);
}
else if (ifmt.isValid())
{
// The format can be understood directly by DevIL. The only
// problem is that ilTexImage expects our image data consecutively
// so we cannot use that directly.
// Let DevIL allocate the memory for us, and copy the data consecutively
// to its memory
ilTexImage(static_cast <ILuint>(src.getWidth()),
static_cast <ILuint>(src.getHeight()),
static_cast <ILuint>(src.getDepth()), ifmt.numberOfChannels,
ifmt.format, ifmt.type, 0);
PixelBox dst(src.getWidth(), src.getHeight(), src.getDepth(), src.format, ilGetData());
PixelUtil::bulkPixelConversion(src, dst);
}
else
{
// Here it gets ugly. We're stuck with a pixel format that DevIL
// can't do anything with. We will do a bulk pixel conversion and
// then feed it to DevIL anyway. The problem is finding the best
// format to convert to.
// most general format supported by OGRE and DevIL
PixelFormat fmt = PixelUtil::hasAlpha(src.format)?PF_FLOAT32_RGBA:PF_FLOAT32_RGB;
// Make up a pixel format
// We don't have to consider luminance formats as they have
// straight conversions to DevIL, just weird permutations of RGBA an LA
int depths[4];
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------
public void ILUtil.FromAxiom(PixelBox src)
{
// ilTexImage http://openil.sourceforge.net/docs/il/f00059.htm
ILFormat ifmt = OgreFormat2ilFormat( src.format );
if(src.isConsecutive() && ifmt.isValid())
{
// The easy case, the buffer is laid out in memory just like
// we want it to be and is in a format DevIL can understand directly
// We could even save the copy if DevIL would let us
Il.ilTexImage(src.Width, src.Height, src.Depth, ifmt.numberOfChannels,
ifmt.format, ifmt.type, src.data);
}
else if(ifmt.isValid())
{
// The format can be understood directly by DevIL. The only
// problem is that ilTexImage expects our image data consecutively
// so we cannot use that directly.
// Let DevIL allocate the memory for us, and copy the data consecutively
// to its memory
ilTexImage(static_cast<ILuint>(src.getWidth()),
static_cast<ILuint>(src.getHeight()),
static_cast<ILuint>(src.getDepth()), ifmt.numberOfChannels,
ifmt.format, ifmt.type, 0);
PixelBox dst(src.getWidth(), src.getHeight(), src.getDepth(), src.format, ilGetData());
PixelUtil::bulkPixelConversion(src, dst);
}
else
{
// Here it gets ugly. We're stuck with a pixel format that DevIL
// can't do anything with. We will do a bulk pixel conversion and
// then feed it to DevIL anyway. The problem is finding the best
// format to convert to.
// most general format supported by OGRE and DevIL
PixelFormat fmt = PixelUtil::hasAlpha(src.format)?PF_FLOAT32_RGBA:PF_FLOAT32_RGB;
// Make up a pixel format
// We don't have to consider luminance formats as they have
// straight conversions to DevIL, just weird permutations of RGBA an LA
int depths[4];
