PixelDisplay.drawImage

2022-08-16T17:32:24Z

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<c>[[PixelDisplay]].drawImage</c> draws an [[Image]], or a portion of an Image, to the pixel display.

=== Arguments ===

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Parameter Name !! Type !! Default Value !! Meaning
|-
| ''image'' || image || 0 || picture to draw
|-
| ''left'' || number || 0 || left side of destination area in the display
|-
| ''bottom'' || number || 0 || bottom of destination area in the display
|-
| ''width'' || number || -1 || width of destination area in the display
|-
| ''height'' || number || -1 || height side of destination area in the display
|-
| ''srcLeft'' || number || 0 || left side of source area in the image
|-
| ''srcBottom'' || number || 0 || bottom side of source area in the image
|-
| ''srcWidth'' || number || -1 || width of source area in the image
|-
| ''srcHeight'' || number || -1 || height side of source area in the image
|-
| ''tint'' || string || "#FFFFFF" || tint applied when drawing the image
|}

=== Usage Notes ===
To draw the entire image, specify only the image, and the bottom-left
corner of where you want it to appear on the display (and optionally the
desired width and height you want it to appear). To draw just a portion
of an image, add the four additional parameters specifying the rectangular
area in the source image that you want to draw.

Note that this should not be used for animation, as it is substantially
slower than using a [[SpriteDisplay]]. But it is more efficient if you
only need to draw something occasionally.

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