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render.library is an amiga shared library that serves an image
processing kernel. it is an interface between truecolor and
chunky graphics, and it supports all amiga-specific pixel and
color schemes. render.library provides palette-management,
histograms, alpha-channel processing, color reduction, scaling,
rendering, dithering, texture-mapping, and many conversion and
support functions.
- guigfx.library is an application layer for pixel graphics.
- guigfx.library breaks the chains of all those nasty
planar, chunky, 8/16/24bit, OS3.0, OS3.1, OCS, ECS, AGA,
CybergraphX and Picasso96 considerations.
- with guigfx.library you no longer have to take care about your
application running on a OCS machine or on a high-end
graphics-card system.
- guigfx.library lets you freely choose truecolor graphics for
your applications.
- with guigfx.library your graphics will always look as fine as
possible, on any screen, no matter if driven on 24 bit
1024x768 CybergraphX/Picasso96, on HAM8, or 1 bit productivity
interlaced.
- guigfx.library does quick color-reduction, rendering,
remapping and dithering for you. only you don't know when,
on which machine, under what circumstances.
- guigfx.library treats scaling as a standard operation.
it is available at any time, without extra consideration,
without extra memory consumption, even without a true loss
of performance.
- guigfx.library handles screen pen allocation in an extremely
effective way.
- guigfx.library hides bugs, incompatibilities and insufficiencies
of graphics.library, cybergraphics.library and Picasso96 from
you. it is an attempt to render incompatibilities between
different versions of CybergraphX and Picasso96 obsolete.
- guigfx.library features picture.datatype import. standard and
v43 (including Picasso96) picture datatypes are automatically
recognized and used as available.
- guigfx.library does not call SetFunction() and is hereby
guaranteed to never do so in future versions.
- guigfx.library puts all that stuff into a black-box,
freeing your mind for the creative part.