Done tweaking the imaging package:
It now supports wicked fast image writing to the disk in the bmp, TGA32 and TGA 24 formats.
It also is capable of loading the mentioned media from as a JWS application, Jar file, or a local directory.
Quick note on how to use it:
TargaFile.saveTargaFile(view.getSnapshot(canvas), true); For 32 bpp TGA screenshots
TargaFile.saveTargaFile(view.getSnapshot(canvas), false); for 24 bpp TGAscreenshots
WindowsBitmapFile.saveBitmapFile(view.getSnapshot(canvas)); for 24 bpp BMP screenshots.
To load a media, the following linea of code will work regardless of the type of application (be it JWS, JAR or local application):
private Texture loadTexture(String filename){
BufferedImage bufferedImage = null;
try{
bufferedImage = WindowsBitmapFile.getBufferedImage(getClass().getClassLoader().getResource(filename));
if(bufferedImage.getWidth() <= 0)
throw new Exception();
}catch(Exception e){
bufferedImage = WindowsBitmapFile.getBufferedImage(filename);
}
return TextureLoader.tf.loadTexture(bufferedImage, "RGBA" , true ,
Texture.MULTI_LEVEL_LINEAR,
Texture.MULTI_LEVEL_LINEAR,
Texture.CLAMP_TO_EDGE);
}
