how do you get positional information from boolean arrays

[Metalhead]

Thanks so much for your help on this.  I have never really used this forum before, but it is AWESOME!

You guys are the best!

Brian

[Metalhead]

Hi Again Everyone,

thank you for your help on this, I now have a working prototype.

I do have another question though....

Is there any way to make labview draw the image of a round soccer ball on the net other than just drawing the colored circle?

I figured out how to overlay an image but the image is always square.  If I could fill the drawn circle with an image instead of a solid color it would be great!

Thanks in advance....

Brian

[altenbach]

Since we are dealing with a picture, you have full control over every single pixel and you can draw anything you want. Just requires a bit more code. Also don't forget the "mask" input.

[ben64]

Or you can customize a boolean control with a picture. You can make it visible or not and position it where you want. Attached is a quick example, I edited a picture with GIMP and customized a flat round button from the classic, boolean palette.

Ben64

[Metalhead]

Hi Guys,

That is cool....i saw something on how to do this...

but,  I think what I really need is just a round .jpg that I can read in and draw onto the net image....

Thanks,

Brian

[altenbach]

OK, here's a quick rewrite using the mask input. See if this works for you.

 

[Metalhead]

Man, you are awesome!

Thank you so much!

[Metalhead]

I have been watching tutorials to see how you drew thw ball and can't figure it out....

[ben64]

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@Metalhead wrote:

I have been watching tutorials to see how you drew thw ball and can't figure it out....

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Use Read PNG File.vi (or Read JPEG, Read BMP depending on the image encoding), browse to the image file and after running the vi right-click on the image data indicator and select create constant.

Ben64

[Metalhead]

oh, i think i see....this was done once but now I can't see the image it was created from ....right?

thanks