The link i mentioned in one of my previous posts seems to be for an application for digital image morphing and warping. I'm pretty new to this, so bare with me if i'm wrong on this, but this link:-
gtkmorph
Loads, saves, warps, and dissolves images, and loads, saves, creates, and manipulates control meshes which determine the warping.
gtkmorph is a GUI for libmorph, using GTK+. It has many features, as the support for making movies automatically (it needs extra packages).
And this link libmorph
Warps images, and also contains utilities to handle control meshes, that are line grids that are used to design an image warp.
with libmorph development files (if needed)
Now these are gtk packages from the debian.org site, they are available in the armel architecture to download.
From this information, would it now not be too difficult to make / port / combine the above packages to run on the N900?
theres a nice looking image editor in extras-devel called Ansel-A
its not finished yet but maybe the app designer could port some 'fun' functions into it in the future
leetut, thanks for the support,
I look into that, I've finished most of the current UI changes, and am now concentrating solely on the actual filters and speed improvements. I should have a new really-working version by Sunday.
As far as distort, I have the image loaded as a matrix in memory, so If I know what the matrix manipulation should be I don't think it would be impossible to achieve, I just have to see a working example of the math behind it.
I look into that, I've finished most of the current UI changes, and am now concentrating solely on the actual filters and speed improvements. I should have a new really-working version by Sunday.
As far as distort, I have the image loaded as a matrix in memory, so If I know what the matrix manipulation should be I don't think it would be impossible to achieve, I just have to see a working example of the math behind it.
