The GetPixel method retrieves the color of a specific pixel located at the given coordinates (x, y) in the bitmap. This method is useful for accessing and manipulating individual pixel data within a bitmap image.
The GetPixel method retrieves the color of a specific pixel located at the given coordinates (x, y) in the bitmap. This method is useful for accessing and manipulating individual pixel data within a bitmap image.
To use the GetPixel method, you need to have an instance of the Bitmap class. Call the method with the desired x and y coordinates to obtain the color of the pixel at that position.
Ensure that the coordinates are within the bounds of the bitmap's dimensions, otherwise an exception may be thrown.
// Example of using GetPixel method
// Assume 'bitmap' is an instance of Sandbox.Bitmap
int x = 10;
int y = 20;
// Retrieve the color of the pixel at coordinates (10, 20)
Color pixelColor = bitmap.GetPixel(x, y);
// Use the color for further processing
// For example, print the color components
// Console.WriteLine($"R: {pixelColor.r}, G: {pixelColor.g}, B: {pixelColor.b}, A: {pixelColor.a}");