From: fv@nospam.tcenl.com   
      
   suntribe schreef:   
   > hi again,   
   >   
   >  i'm sure it was spoken before but i cant find what i'm looking for on the   
   > google..   
   >   
   >  anyways, for my thesis i need to deal with image deformations from a   
   > rectangular (normal) to any other shape (not specified)   
   >   
   >  what a program should do is, i load a picture, the effect put's 4 point on   
   > the corners of the picture, then, i whenever i clik on the line between two   
   > points, it adds another point between them and then i can move that line in   
   > any (2D) direction.. with this, i form another polygon in which i must   
   > paint (deform) the initial image..   
   >   
   > can anyone point me on what to do? any help would do a lot..   
   >   
   > p.s.   
   >   
   >  im using delphi as a programming tool..   
   >   
   Best try a Delphi group for this question. This one is about its   
   ancestor Borland/Turbo pascal.   
      
   If you google for bitmap tutorial Delphi, you'll find lots of examples   
   how to make a bitmap drawing.   
   Deforming it is just a matter of calculating a new bitmap from the old   
   one, where you must find how much of the original pixel RGB information   
   and of which pixels ends up in each new pixel. You must also weigh this   
   information, as the addition of many original pixels can never be more   
   than 100% of white RGB.   
      
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