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Graphics / (SOLVED) Sf::Image.CopyScreen() returns a lossy format?
« on: January 19, 2012, 08:32:33 pm »
Thanks for writing such a great library.
In my program I update the display by calling the CopyScreen() function, assigning the image to a sprite, and Y flipping the sprite. It's a simple board game, so I designed it this way to reduce the number of sf::sprite objects I need to keep track of - once an object is drawn on the board, it is there for the rest of the program's life.
I get some image corruption (blurring) every turn, which makes me think CopyScreen() or FlipY() is degrading the image. Is there a way to make the returned image from CopyScreen() (or FlipY()) non-lossy?
I can provide some code if this doesn't make sense.
In my program I update the display by calling the CopyScreen() function, assigning the image to a sprite, and Y flipping the sprite. It's a simple board game, so I designed it this way to reduce the number of sf::sprite objects I need to keep track of - once an object is drawn on the board, it is there for the rest of the program's life.
I get some image corruption (blurring) every turn, which makes me think CopyScreen() or FlipY() is degrading the image. Is there a way to make the returned image from CopyScreen() (or FlipY()) non-lossy?
I can provide some code if this doesn't make sense.