Update tex2ngl.py to work for more types of images #3
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I recently found that tex2ngl currently doesn't work for images which aren't in RGB or RGBA format (for example, PNGs in indexed mode). PIL's `Image.convert()` method is an easy fix
Vogtinator
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Aug 3, 2022
| @@ -13,7 +13,7 @@ def color2ngl(r, g, b, _=0): | |||
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| def tex2ngl(src): | |||
| """Converts src to C header containing nGL TEXTURE. Returns tuple(code, object name, tuple(w, h)).""" | |||
| img = Image.open(src) | |||
| img = Image.open(src).convert("RGBA") | |||
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Transparency isn't supported (yet), so just RGB might make more sense
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Make sense to me. From my testing, converting from a format with an alpha channel to |
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I recently found that tex2ngl currently doesn't work for images which aren't in RGB or RGBA format (for example, PNGs in indexed mode). PIL's
Image.convert()method is an easy fix