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Description:This is a main code example demonstrating a lot of features of Graphics Mill for .NET in action. This sample is implemented as an image editing application. With it, you can load files, apply different effects, convert bitmaps to different pixel formats, save files in various file formats, and so on. It contains dialogs for all effects (including Photoshop-like dialog for curves, levels, and a histogram). You can freely reuse these dialogs in your applications. This sample does not contain all features of Graphics Mill for .NET. This is an attempt to create a "real-life" application rather than "all-features-in-one" monster. That is why some features of Graphics Mill for .NET are not demonstrated in it, in particular, color management, metadata handling, drawing, and so on. See other code samples for demonstrations of this functionality. Required Graphics Mill for .NET assemblies: - Aurigma.GraphicsMill.dll
- Aurigma.GraphicsMill.WinControls.dll
*** Make sure that you have all necessary libraries installed to launch Graphics Mill for .NET. Edited by moderator Monday, May 28, 2012 8:49:05 PM(UTC)
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Hi all, One of our customers found small bug in this demo: cpav wrote:using MainDemo, after inserting an image and selecting a very small area, like 10x10 or 5x25 pixels and going to Buttozine effect, and moving the border width to 100 pixels, then this error occurs: Argument is out of range (Border width must be below the half width of an image). from error source: Aurigma.GraphicsMill As it says, border maximum width should be (selectedArea.width/2)-1 Same error occurs for spray effect and frame width in pixels We will fix it in next demo update. But if anyone needs this fix now - feel free to post a line here :) |
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When I try to run this example under WXP SP2 and Visual Basic 2008, I get a warning which tells me that the assembly "Aurigma.GraphicsMill.dll" is using another target processor". Any ideas? Best regards Henricus Edited by user Monday, December 22, 2008 4:38:17 AM(UTC)
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Hello, You have Windows XP SP2 64 or 32 bit edition? What target CPU you have set (open project settings in VS, then go to Compile tab, click Advanced Compile Options button and find Target CPU field)? |
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Hello Dmitry, thank you very much for your fast reply. I'm a newbie to VS, so please forgive my beginner-questions... When I open the project settings, the targets platform can be set in the compile option main window. There are two pulldown list, one is named "Configuration", the other is Platform. I don't find appropriate setting under "advanced compilen options". Unfortunately, to whatever settings I alter the target platform, the warning concerning a target processor mismatch remains. I also can NOT save thealtered setting. When I re-open the project, the platform is set to x64 again. My Windows XP SP2 is a Media Center Edition Version 2002 with SP2, 32 bit. N.B. When I open the TIFF-Reader demo, I don't see the two listboxes configuration and platform. The app works fine, as well as the color management demo. I must admit I'm a lttle bit confused...
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Hi Forum, I found the solution - it is pretty simple if you know where to look... In Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition: Build menu > Configuration Manager... Change Active solution platform: to "...", choose "x86", save the new platform. Now the "x86" option is available in the Compile settings an d all compiler warnings vanish - the applications runs. Heureka! Best regards and a merry Christmas for all of you. :d/
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Hello, Thanks for the information. Wish you happy New Year and merry Christmas. |
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