ImageFormat LE_BGRX8888

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Description

The LE_BGRX8888 field is a member of the ImageFormat enumeration in the Sandbox namespace. This field represents a specific image format where the pixel data is stored in little-endian order with a layout of Blue, Green, Red, and an unused byte (X) per pixel, each channel being 8 bits. This format is commonly used in graphics programming where the alpha channel is not needed, and the data is stored in a 32-bit integer per pixel.

Usage

Use ImageFormat.LE_BGRX8888 when you need to specify or check for an image format that uses the BGRX layout with 8 bits per channel and no alpha channel. This is particularly useful in scenarios where you are working with image data that does not require transparency and you want to ensure compatibility with systems or APIs that expect this specific format.

Example

// Example of using ImageFormat.LE_BGRX8888

public void ProcessImageData(byte[] imageData)
{
    // Assume imageData is in LE_BGRX8888 format
    ImageFormat format = ImageFormat.LE_BGRX8888;
    
    // Process the image data
    if (format == ImageFormat.LE_BGRX8888)
    {
        // Perform operations specific to LE_BGRX8888 format
        // For example, iterate over pixels and manipulate BGR values
    }
}