Flip Image in Processing 3.4 [duplicate]
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How can I flip (mirror) an image along the Y-axis in Processing 3.4? I have tried scale(-1,1) but that just makes my image disappear.
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How can I flip (mirror) an image along the Y-axis in Processing 3.4? I have tried scale(-1,1) but that just makes my image disappear.
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Processing mirror image over x axis?
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How can I flip (mirror) an image along the Y-axis in Processing 3.4? I have tried scale(-1,1) but that just makes my image disappear.
processing
edited Nov 21 at 3:11
Kevin Workman
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asked Nov 21 at 2:49
Jamil Mahmoudian
133
This question already has an answer here:
Processing mirror image over x axis?
1 answer
How can I flip (mirror) an image along the Y-axis in Processing 3.4? I have tried scale(-1,1) but that just makes my image disappear.
This question already has an answer here:
Processing mirror image over x axis?
1 answer
processing
processing
edited Nov 21 at 3:11
Kevin Workman
33.3k53969
asked Nov 21 at 2:49
Jamil Mahmoudian
133
edited Nov 21 at 3:11
Kevin Workman
33.3k53969
asked Nov 21 at 2:49
Jamil Mahmoudian
133
edited Nov 21 at 3:11
Kevin Workman
33.3k53969
edited Nov 21 at 3:11
Kevin Workman
33.3k53969
edited Nov 21 at 3:11
Kevin Workman
33.3k53969
33.3k53969
asked Nov 21 at 2:49
Jamil Mahmoudian
133
asked Nov 21 at 2:49
Jamil Mahmoudian
133
asked Nov 21 at 2:49
Jamil Mahmoudian
133
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If you call scale(-1, 1) then your X values are flipped, and you have to adjust your arguments accordingly. Here's an example:
size(500, 500);
PImage img = loadImage("my_image.jpg");
scale(-1, 1);
image(img, -500, 0, width, height);
Personally I find this very confusing, so I would avoid calling scale() with negative numbers. There are a number of ways to flip an image: I would probably use the get() function to get the colors from the image and copy them into a PGraphics instance.
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If you call scale(-1, 1) then your X values are flipped, and you have to adjust your arguments accordingly. Here's an example:
size(500, 500);
PImage img = loadImage("my_image.jpg");
scale(-1, 1);
image(img, -500, 0, width, height);
Personally I find this very confusing, so I would avoid calling scale() with negative numbers. There are a number of ways to flip an image: I would probably use the get() function to get the colors from the image and copy them into a PGraphics instance.
answered Nov 21 at 3:10
Kevin Workman
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If you call scale(-1, 1) then your X values are flipped, and you have to adjust your arguments accordingly. Here's an example:
size(500, 500);
PImage img = loadImage("my_image.jpg");
scale(-1, 1);
image(img, -500, 0, width, height);
Personally I find this very confusing, so I would avoid calling scale() with negative numbers. There are a number of ways to flip an image: I would probably use the get() function to get the colors from the image and copy them into a PGraphics instance.
answered Nov 21 at 3:10
Kevin Workman
33.3k53969
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If you call scale(-1, 1) then your X values are flipped, and you have to adjust your arguments accordingly. Here's an example:
size(500, 500);
PImage img = loadImage("my_image.jpg");
scale(-1, 1);
image(img, -500, 0, width, height);
Personally I find this very confusing, so I would avoid calling scale() with negative numbers. There are a number of ways to flip an image: I would probably use the get() function to get the colors from the image and copy them into a PGraphics instance.
answered Nov 21 at 3:10
Kevin Workman
33.3k53969
If you call scale(-1, 1) then your X values are flipped, and you have to adjust your arguments accordingly. Here's an example:
size(500, 500);
PImage img = loadImage("my_image.jpg");
scale(-1, 1);
image(img, -500, 0, width, height);
Personally I find this very confusing, so I would avoid calling scale() with negative numbers. There are a number of ways to flip an image: I would probably use the get() function to get the colors from the image and copy them into a PGraphics instance.
answered Nov 21 at 3:10
Kevin Workman
33.3k53969
answered Nov 21 at 3:10
Kevin Workman
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answered Nov 21 at 3:10
Kevin Workman
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answered Nov 21 at 3:10
Kevin Workman
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