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Dark GDK / How do I fill a circle or box with color?

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Scope 51791
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If I do dbCirlce it makes a circle but it doesn't fill the circle with a color. All i want is white. How would I do this?
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Lilith
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Posted: 11th Aug 2008 03:13
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Not easily. I tried this once by using drawing multiple circles from radius 1 up to the radius I wanted. Unfortunately, due to precision issues there were some pixels that never got drawn. You might try a blur on the bitmap but that really takes CPU cycles. Or used dbDot() to fill it in.

Ultimately I covered the issue by creating my own Image class which directly manipulates the Direct X image and wrote my own circle and ellipse routines that optionally fill the primitive.

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Scope 51791
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oh, that sux.
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Lilith
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I'd recommend filling in with dbDot()

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dark coder
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Posted: 11th Aug 2008 08:06
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Or, loop through the diameter of your sphere and draw horizontal lines at each step, but change the width of each line base on sin(currentYPercentage(0-1 range)*PI2).

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