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I make a program to load jpg, bmp files......now I desire to print the image but towards xy plotter.
The plotter moves by (x,y) axes coordinates, how I obtain from an image (x,y) coordinates to send a my plotter??
thanks for all
sorry my english :(
I make a program to load jpg, bmp files......now I desire to print the image but towards xy plotter.
The plotter moves by (x,y) axes coordinates, how I obtain from an image (x,y) coordinates to send a my plotter??
thanks for all
sorry my english :(
ASKER
Thanks Andyclap!
I need 2 options of trace:
a) edges of an imagen
b)draw a direct copy of the bitmap
what can I do? any idea ??
thanks sincerely
I need 2 options of trace:
a) edges of an imagen
b)draw a direct copy of the bitmap
what can I do? any idea ??
thanks sincerely
ASKER
ASKER
help!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ASKER
pls!!
help!
im desesperate
thanks for all
help!
im desesperate
thanks for all
I think some more information would be helpful:
What sort of driver do you have for the plotter device?
- Do you send out ascii/simple binary commands to it via a COM/LPT port?
- is there a printer driver available?
- Do you know how to control it already and are looking for image processing hints?
Do you know about image processing in VB
- GetPixel in a picturebox?
- windows GDI?
- Safearray and copymemory?
Do you know any image processing mathematical techniques?
- filter functions using matrix based filters for edge detection?
- colour space transforms, e.g. RGB -> Greyscale, dithering?
It's an interesting topic, but I really need to know how much you already know before delving into it. It's also not at all simple to do from VB, so you're not going to get a quick answer such as "Use the Picture.plotit function"
Have you tried contacting the device manufacturer for information - they can often be quite helpful (is this a homemade device even? I built a simple plotter using Lego Mindstorms a few months ago - terribly wobbly output though).
What sort of driver do you have for the plotter device?
- Do you send out ascii/simple binary commands to it via a COM/LPT port?
- is there a printer driver available?
- Do you know how to control it already and are looking for image processing hints?
Do you know about image processing in VB
- GetPixel in a picturebox?
- windows GDI?
- Safearray and copymemory?
Do you know any image processing mathematical techniques?
- filter functions using matrix based filters for edge detection?
- colour space transforms, e.g. RGB -> Greyscale, dithering?
It's an interesting topic, but I really need to know how much you already know before delving into it. It's also not at all simple to do from VB, so you're not going to get a quick answer such as "Use the Picture.plotit function"
Have you tried contacting the device manufacturer for information - they can often be quite helpful (is this a homemade device even? I built a simple plotter using Lego Mindstorms a few months ago - terribly wobbly output though).
ASKER
andyclap
Thanks for helpme AndyClap
>>What sort of driver do you have for the plotter device?
I want make the driver, send ascii xy via serial port.
>>Do you know about image processing in VB
no,
>>Do you know any image processing mathematical techniques?
no, any web page or book about of mathematical tecniques???
Im from scratch.
pls help me :)
e^x thanks!!!
Thanks for helpme AndyClap
>>What sort of driver do you have for the plotter device?
I want make the driver, send ascii xy via serial port.
>>Do you know about image processing in VB
no,
>>Do you know any image processing mathematical techniques?
no, any web page or book about of mathematical tecniques???
Im from scratch.
pls help me :)
e^x thanks!!!
ASKER
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Do you want to trace the edges of an image, or do you want to draw a direct copy of the bitmap?
Think about it for a moment, how would you manually move the plotter to create the image you are trying to plot. Then let us know so we can offer some advice.