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Roman Shapiro edited this page Jul 27, 2019 · 23 revisions

Overview

This entry describes in detail how Myra deals with images.

IRenderable

IRenderable reprents something with size that can draw itself in the specified rectangle with the specified color. Many widgets properties such as Widget.Background or Image.Renderable have IRenderable type.

TextureRegion

TextureRegion describes rectangle in the texture. TextureRegion implements IRenderable. Therefore following code will work:

// 'texture' is object of type Texture2D
widget.Background = new TextureRegion(texture, new Rectangle(10, 10, 50, 50));

Also following:

// If 2nd parameter is omitted, then TextureRegion covers the whole texture
widget.Background = new TextureRegion(texture);

NinePatchRegion

NinePatchRegion represents region with unstrechable border and strechable center. It could be used following way:

widget.Background = new NinePatchRegion(texture, new Rectangle(10, 10, 50, 50), 
                                        new PaddingInfo {Left = 2, Right = 2, 
                                                         Top = 2, Bottom = 2});

ColoredRegion

ColoredRegion represents TextureRegion and Color. It could be used when one needs to draw single TextureRegion in multiple colors. I.e. following code will work:

widget.Background = new ColoredRegion(textureRegion, Color.Blue);

And following

widget.Background = new ColoredRegion(ninePatchRegion, Color.Red);

Myra default assets contain white TextureRegion. It could be used if one needs to make solid renderable filled with specified color. I.e. following code will make widget's background violet:

widget.Background = new ColoredRegion(DefaultAssets.WhiteRegion, Color.Violet);

TextureRegionAtlas

TextureRegionAtlas is collection of texture regions(each could be nine patch) accessible by string key. It could be saved to/load from a json.

Following is example of such json: default_ui_skin_atlas.json