async Task Canvas_CreateResourcesAsync(CanvasAnimatedControl sender)
{
bitmapTiger = await CanvasBitmap.LoadAsync(sender, "imageTiger.jpg");
tigerSize = bitmapTiger.Size.ToVector2();
// The Sketch shader has two input textures:
//
// - First is the image that will be processed by the sketch effect.
// The sketch shader applies a 3x3 edge detection filter kernel to this input,
// so we specify Offset coordinate mapping mode with a max offset of 1 dip.
//
// - Second is an overlay containing a pencil sketch texture. The JitterX and JitterY
// properties offset this by randomly varying amounts, so we specify Unknown mapping
// mode to indicate that the entire image must be made available to the shader.
sketchEffect = new PixelShaderEffect(await Utils.ReadAllBytes("Shaders/Sketch.bin"))
{
Source1 = bitmapTiger,
Source1BorderMode = EffectBorderMode.Hard,
Source1Mapping = SamplerCoordinateMapping.Offset,
MaxSamplerOffset = (int)Math.Ceiling(sender.Dpi / 96),
Source2 = await CanvasBitmap.LoadAsync(sender, "Shaders/SketchTexture.jpg"),
Source2Mapping = SamplerCoordinateMapping.Unknown
};
sketchEffect.Properties["EdgeOffset"] = sender.Dpi / 96;
// The Dissolve shader has two input textures:
//
// - The first is an image that will be dissolved away to nothing.
//
// - The second is a dissolve mask whose red channel controls the order in which pixels
// of the first image disappear as the dissolveAmount property is animated.
//
// This example selects different dissolve masks depending on the CurrentEffect.
dissolveEffect = new PixelShaderEffect(await Utils.ReadAllBytes("Shaders/Dissolve.bin"));
// The Ripples shader has no input textures.
// It generates an animatable series of concentric circles.
// This is used as a mask input to the dissolveEffect.
rippleEffect = new PixelShaderEffect(await Utils.ReadAllBytes("Shaders/Ripples.bin"));
rippleEffect.Properties["frequency"] = 0.15f;
rippleEffect.Properties["dpi"] = sender.Dpi;
rippleEffect.Properties["center"] = tigerSize / 3;
// Create other dissolve mask images.
CreateTurbulence();
CreateLinearGradient(sender);
CreateRadialGradient(sender);
}
async Task Canvas_CreateResourcesAsync(CanvasVirtualControl sender)
{
mandelbrotEffect = new PixelShaderEffect(await Utils.ReadAllBytes("Shaders/Mandelbrot.bin"));
// The Mandelbrot pixel shader outputs grayscale values. To make the result more interesting,
// we run it through a TableTransferEffect. This applies a color gradient that goes from black
// through blue, cyan, green, yellow, red, magenta, blue again, and finally back toward cyan.
colorizeEffect = new TableTransferEffect
{
Source = mandelbrotEffect,
RedTable = new float[] { 0, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 0.67f, 0, 0 },
GreenTable = new float[] { 0, 0, 1, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 0.5f },
BlueTable = new float[] { 0, 1, 1, 0, 0, 0, 1, 1, 1 },
};
}
async Task Canvas_CreateResourcesAsync(CanvasAnimatedControl sender)
{
bitmapTiger = await CanvasBitmap.LoadAsync(sender, "imageTiger.jpg");
tigerSize = bitmapTiger.Size.ToVector2();
// The Sketch shader has two input textures:
//
// - First is the image that will be processed by the sketch effect.
// The sketch shader applies a 3x3 edge detection filter kernel to this input,
// so we specify Offset coordinate mapping mode with a max offset of 1 dip.
//
// - Second is an overlay containing a pencil sketch texture. The JitterX and JitterY
// properties offset this by randomly varying amounts, so we specify Unknown mapping
// mode to indicate that the entire image must be made available to the shader.
sketchEffect = new PixelShaderEffect(await Utils.ReadAllBytes("Shaders/Sketch.bin"))
{
Source1 = bitmapTiger,
Source1BorderMode = EffectBorderMode.Hard,
Source1Mapping = SamplerCoordinateMapping.Offset,
MaxSamplerOffset = (int)Math.Ceiling(sender.Dpi / 96),
Source2 = await CanvasBitmap.LoadAsync(sender, "Shaders/SketchTexture.jpg"),
Source2Mapping = SamplerCoordinateMapping.Unknown
};
sketchEffect.Properties["EdgeOffset"] = sender.Dpi / 96;
// The Dissolve shader has two input textures:
//
// - The first is an image that will be dissolved away to nothing.
//
// - The second is a dissolve mask whose red channel controls the order in which pixels
// of the first image disappear as the dissolveAmount property is animated.
//
// This example selects different dissolve masks depending on the CurrentEffect.
dissolveEffect = new PixelShaderEffect(await Utils.ReadAllBytes("Shaders/Dissolve.bin"));
// The Ripples shader has no input textures.
// It generates an animatable series of concentric circles.
// This is used as a mask input to the dissolveEffect.
rippleEffect = new PixelShaderEffect(await Utils.ReadAllBytes("Shaders/Ripples.bin"));
rippleEffect.Properties["frequency"] = 0.15f;
rippleEffect.Properties["dpi"] = sender.Dpi;
#if WINDOWS_UWP
rippleEffect.Properties["center"] = tigerSize / 3;
#else
rippleEffect.Properties["center"] = (Microsoft.Graphics.Canvas.Numerics.Vector2)(tigerSize / 3);
// When compiling for Windows 8.1, we must explicitly convert vector and matrix values
// from System.Numerics to their Microsoft.Graphics.Canvas.Numerics equivalents before
// passing them to PixelShaderEffect.Properties. This is not neccessary when targetting
// UWP, which handles the conversion automatically. For more info, see the article:
// http://blogs.msdn.com/b/win2d/archive/2015/06/02/winrt-vector-and-matrix-types-in-windows-10.aspx
#endif
// Create other dissolve mask images.
CreateTurbulence();
CreateLinearGradient(sender);
CreateRadialGradient(sender);
}