FloodFill - Really!!!
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| Whoops, looks like this appeared in the Code Archives after all; I kept getting error messages, and thought it wasn't working. Sorry about the inconvenience; would a moderator be so kind as to spare me some embarrasment and delete this? Thank you... =^_^= |
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| I know I should probably have put this in the code archives, but I tried twice and got some Java/PHP error It's still appeared twice in the code archives, though. |
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| I noticed; Sorry about that, but the error messages threw me off. |
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| Hmm, 20 seconds is a long time for a flood fill... Under what conditions does it take 20 seconds? |
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| How does it compare to this ? |
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| I don't know, considering the image didn't show up at all afterwards. It did make me think about ReadPixelFast() however... I might do some revision. |
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| The bmax version is very quick. You might want to check them out. |
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| I dunno about Bmax; never used it. I think I might be able to code some B2D alpha blending for sprites though... |
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| Woah, apologies to anyone who might have been hit with this; I made a typing error when adding the "Ghz_Lib_Var_" prefixes that caused FloodFill() to freeze. I've posted the repaired version in the code archives; it's the first one on the list, not the second. In other words, the one that mentions me losing 5+ paragraphs of text is the OLD ONE, and won't work. |
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