Struct rusty_gfx::Img

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pub struct Img { /* private fields */ }
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An image that can be drawn using the Window.draw() method. Currently only PNG format is supported.

If you are looking at an image in Photoshop, the “right” direction is the “front” of the image. direction is the angle in radians that the image will be rotated.

If you want your image to have transparency without getting white borders, export as a PNG-8 with Transparency checked, and Matte set to None. See media/png-settings-screenshot.png in the repository for a screenshot of the Photoshop “Export > Save for Web” settings that are known to work. Or just exporting as a 24-bit PNG might work.

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impl Img

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pub fn new(window: &Window, tint: Option<Color>, filename: &str) -> Self

Create a new image. filename is relative to the root of the project you are running from. For example, if you created a media subdirectory in the root of your project and then put soldier.png in it, then your filename would be media/soldier.png.

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impl Debug for Img

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Drawable for Img

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impl !RefUnwindSafe for Img

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impl !Send for Img

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impl !Sync for Img

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impl Unpin for Img

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impl !UnwindSafe for Img

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