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clankill3r
# .pixels cannot be resolved or is not a field
May 13th, 2009, 8:30am  
hi,

I got the error:
# .pixels cannot be resolved or is not a field

it's on this line:
 println(ColorArray.pixels[20]);

the ColorArray.length is 76800 so that's correct

if you need more code tell me.

Code:
//draw points on coördinates

void drawPoint(int[] ColorArray){
  println(ColorArray.length);
  println(ColorArray.pixels[20]);
 // for (int i=0; i<ColorArray.length; i++){

    //noStroke();
    // fill(color(ColorArray.pixels[i]));
    //stroke(color(cam.pixels[i]));
    //point(red(cam.pixels[i]), green(cam.pixels[i]), blue(cam.pixels[i]));
    //rect((red(cam.pixels[i]), green(cam.pixels[i]), blue(cam.pixels[i]));
   // pushMatrix();
    //  translate(red(ColorArray.pixels[i]), green(ColorArray.pixels[i]), blue(ColorArray.pixels[i]));
   // rect(0, 0, 10, 10);
   // popMatrix();

  //}
}
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NoahBuddy
Re: # .pixels cannot be resolved or is not a field
Reply #1 - May 13th, 2009, 8:37am  
Use ColorArray[20].

ColorArray is an int[], rather than a PImage.
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clankill3r
Re: # .pixels cannot be resolved or is not a field
Reply #2 - May 13th, 2009, 11:56am  
yeah that works thx Smiley
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