#Int imagetype full#

image - the image to merge into the canvas. Incoming images to be stretched as necessary in one dimension to match the aspect ratio of Such as drawing a non-square region into a 1024x1024 canvas. The aspect ratio is typically used to maintain consistent width and height units whileДЄssembling multiple images into a canvas of a different aspect ratio than the canvas sector, If the aspect ratio is less than one, theДЇull height of the canvas is used the width used is proportional to the aspect ratio. Proportional to the inverse of the aspect ratio.

#Int imagetype full#

Or equal to one, the assembled image uses the full width of the canvas the height used is aspectRatio - the aspect ratio, width/height, of the assembled image. imageSector - the sector defining the image's locaion and range. Parameters: canvasSector - the sector defining the canvas' location and range. Notion of a canvas, merges the incoming image according to the specified aspect ratio.

The receiving image, called here the canvas because it's analogous to the Photoshop This method is typically used to assemble a composite, seamless image from

warpImageWithControlPoints4 public static SectorВ warpImageWithControlPoints4вЂ‹(В sourceImage,.

ImagePoints or geoPoints have length less than 3. ImagePoints or geoPoints is null, or if either Throws: - if any of sourceImage, destImage, Returns: bounding sector for the geographically aligned destination image. destImage - the destination image to receive the transformed source imnage. geoPoints - three or four geographic locations corresponding to each source control point. imagePoints - three or four control points in the source image. Parameters: sourceImage - the source image to transform. This is equivalent to calling, depending on the number of control points. Each control point maps a location in the The source image is georeferenced by either three four control points. Convenience method for transforming a georeferenced source image into a geographically aligned destination image.