surface mask_modification::operator()(const surface& src) const
{
if(src->w == mask_->w && src->h == mask_->h && x_ == 0 && y_ == 0)
return mask_surface(src, mask_);
SDL_Rect r = create_rect(x_, y_, 0, 0);
surface new_mask = create_neutral_surface(src->w, src->h);
blit_surface(mask_, NULL, new_mask, &r);
return mask_surface(src, new_mask);
}
void mouse_action::set_terrain_mouse_overlay(editor_display& disp, const t_translation::t_terrain & fg,
const t_translation::t_terrain & bg)
{
surface image_fg(image::get_image(disp.get_map().get_terrain_info(fg).editor_image()));
surface image_bg(image::get_image(disp.get_map().get_terrain_info(bg).editor_image()));
if (image_fg == nullptr || image_bg == nullptr) {
ERR_ED << "Missing terrain icon" << std::endl;
disp.set_mouseover_hex_overlay(nullptr);
return;
}
// Create a transparent surface of the right size.
surface image = create_neutral_surface(image_fg->w, image_fg->h);
// For efficiency the size of the tile is cached.
// We assume all tiles are of the same size.
// The zoom factor can change, so it's not cached.
// NOTE: when zooming and not moving the mouse, there are glitches.
// Since the optimal alpha factor is unknown, it has to be calculated
// on the fly, and caching the surfaces makes no sense yet.
static const fixed_t alpha = 196;
static const int size = image_fg->w;
static const int half_size = size / 2;
static const int quarter_size = size / 4;
static const int offset = 2;
static const int new_size = half_size - 2;
// Blit left side
image_fg = scale_surface(image_fg, new_size, new_size);
SDL_Rect rcDestLeft = sdl::create_rect(offset, quarter_size, 0, 0);
blit_surface ( image_fg, nullptr, image, &rcDestLeft );
// Blit right side
image_bg = scale_surface(image_bg, new_size, new_size);
SDL_Rect rcDestRight = sdl::create_rect(half_size, quarter_size, 0, 0);
blit_surface ( image_bg, nullptr, image, &rcDestRight );
//apply mask so the overlay is contained within the mouseover hex
image = mask_surface(image, image::get_hexmask());
// Add the alpha factor
image = adjust_surface_alpha(image, alpha);
// scale the image
const int zoom = disp.hex_size();
if (zoom != game_config::tile_size) {
image = scale_surface(image, zoom, zoom);
}
// Set as mouseover
disp.set_mouseover_hex_overlay(image);
}
void mouse_action::set_terrain_mouse_overlay(editor_display& disp, t_translation::t_terrain fg,
t_translation::t_terrain bg)
{
surface image_fg(image::get_image("terrain/"
+ disp.get_map().get_terrain_info(fg).editor_image() + ".png"));
surface image_bg(image::get_image("terrain/"
+ disp.get_map().get_terrain_info(bg).editor_image() + ".png"));
if (image_fg == NULL || image_bg == NULL) {
ERR_ED << "Missing terrain icon\n";
disp.set_mouseover_hex_overlay(NULL);
return;
}
// Create a transparent surface of the right size.
surface image = create_compatible_surface(image_fg, image_fg->w, image_fg->h);
SDL_FillRect(image,NULL,SDL_MapRGBA(image->format,0,0,0, 0));
// For efficiency the size of the tile is cached.
// We assume all tiles are of the same size.
// The zoom factor can change, so it's not cached.
// NOTE: when zooming and not moving the mouse, there are glitches.
// Since the optimal alpha factor is unknown, it has to be calculated
// on the fly, and caching the surfaces makes no sense yet.
static const Uint8 alpha = 196;
static const int size = image_fg->w;
static const int half_size = size / 2;
static const int quarter_size = size / 4;
static const int offset = 2;
static const int new_size = half_size - 2;
const int zoom = static_cast<int>(size * disp.get_zoom_factor());
// Blit left side
image_fg = scale_surface(image_fg, new_size, new_size);
SDL_Rect rcDestLeft = { offset, quarter_size, 0, 0 };
SDL_BlitSurface ( image_fg, NULL, image, &rcDestLeft );
// Blit left side
image_bg = scale_surface(image_bg, new_size, new_size);
SDL_Rect rcDestRight = { half_size, quarter_size, 0, 0 };
SDL_BlitSurface ( image_bg, NULL, image, &rcDestRight );
//apply mask so the overlay is contained within the mouseover hex
surface mask(image::get_image("terrain/alphamask.png"));
image = mask_surface(image, mask);
// Add the alpha factor and scale the image
image = scale_surface(adjust_surface_alpha(image, alpha), zoom, zoom);
// Set as mouseover
disp.set_mouseover_hex_overlay(image);
}
/****************************************************************************
Create a new sprite by cropping and taking only the given portion of
the image.
source gives the sprite that is to be cropped.
x,y, width, height gives the rectangle to be cropped. The pixel at
position of the source sprite will be at (0,0) in the new sprite, and
the new sprite will have dimensions (width, height).
mask gives an additional mask to be used for clipping the new
sprite. Only the transparency value of the mask is used in
crop_sprite. The formula is: dest_trans = src_trans *
mask_trans. Note that because the transparency is expressed as an
integer it is common to divide it by 256 afterwards.
mask_offset_x, mask_offset_y is the offset of the mask relative to the
origin of the source image. The pixel at (mask_offset_x,mask_offset_y)
in the mask image will be used to clip pixel (0,0) in the source image
which is pixel (-x,-y) in the new image.
****************************************************************************/
struct sprite *crop_sprite(struct sprite *source,
int x, int y, int width, int height,
struct sprite *mask,
int mask_offset_x, int mask_offset_y)
{
SDL_Rect src_rect = {(Sint16) x, (Sint16) y, (Uint16) width, (Uint16) height};
SDL_Surface *pSrc = crop_rect_from_surface(GET_SURF(source), &src_rect);
SDL_Surface *pDest = NULL;
if (mask) {
pDest = mask_surface(pSrc, mask->psurface, x - mask_offset_x, y - mask_offset_y);
FREESURFACE(pSrc);
return ctor_sprite(pDest);
}
return ctor_sprite(pSrc);
}
