The BGRA5551 field is a member of the ImageFormat enumeration in the Sandbox namespace. This format represents an image with a 16-bit color depth, where each pixel is composed of 5 bits for the blue channel, 5 bits for the green channel, 5 bits for the red channel, and 1 bit for the alpha channel. This format is often used in scenarios where memory efficiency is important, and a limited color range is acceptable.
Use the BGRA5551 format when you need to store images with a reduced color depth to save memory, while still retaining an alpha channel for transparency. This format is suitable for applications where the precision of color representation is less critical, such as in certain types of games or graphical applications where performance and memory usage are prioritized over color accuracy.
// Example of using ImageFormat.BGRA5551
ImageFormat format = ImageFormat.BGRA5551;
// Use the format in a hypothetical image processing function
ProcessImage(imageData, format);
void ProcessImage(byte[] data, ImageFormat format)
{
// Implementation for processing image data with the specified format
// This is a placeholder for actual image processing logic
}