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Interpolation Antialisa Bicubic Resizing Algorithm
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10/28/1999 |
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Cory Ului
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VB 5.0, VB 6.0 |
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Interpolation Antialisa Bicubic Resizing Algorithm
Produces close to the same effect LoadImage(..)API, which was resizing an Image to a greater height/width, and antialising it!
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 12/22/1999 10:03:47 PM: Tanner
Excellent graphic code - well written and extremely fast too. A must-have for any graphics programmer!
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9/15/2000 8:57:09 AM: jb
Simple and to the point, but it's not Bicubic. Bicubic uses cubic splines to interpolate the colors. The method shown here uses linear interpolation.
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8/8/2004 4:34:12 PM:
Just it's not a bicubic interpolation, but a bilinear one, which isn't as good as bicubic. Take a look at the Petr Supina code (Reconstructor 3.0), an excelent and extremely complete solution
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12/20/2004 2:12:28 AM: tibisan
now that you've mention it, i think THAT should've been the winner.
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12/20/2004 2:14:06 AM: tibisan
but hey, well done. 5 for the effort. i can't do it, so you deserve it.
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12/20/2004 2:30:24 AM: Cory Ului
Yea your right but this was my first submition to psc, years ago. Helping a uni student out and he named it that, so I just went with it. I've progammed many more, now, even a resizing algorymth basic on splines, color topography, interpolation and smart direction replacement. And as everyknows' we all have those unfinished projects.
Have fun people, and thanks!
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