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Added Masking implementation in C++ and Sample image #73
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@notad22, add a |
@notad22, too much theory in the |
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- Rename readme file to README.md.
- Add table of contents in readme.
- Add illustration of the code example.
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- Remove
5_masking.hpp
- Create a
assets
folder and put images under it.
* Added Masking implementation in C++ and Sample image * Added Makefile for file specific usage and Readme * Updated code with functions for ease-of-use * Fixed image filename error * Updated file naming convention * Delete 5_Masking_Basics.cpp Fixed file structure * Added Masking theory * Updated readme for better readability * Update readme with examples * Update with added TOC and rename to README.md * Delete 5_masking.hpp * Update README with illustrations and fix minor errors * Update file structure, documentation, improve makefile and remove hpp dependency * minor fixes * remove unused assets --------- Co-authored-by: Lakshaya Singhal <singhallakshaya@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: “Advait <“advaitdhamorikar@gmail.com”>
This code creates a transparent png image and tries to get a background free png image from the "fake" png's users might have downloaded.
This is a simple code and requires the user to create a range for the RGB range to be ignored (masked) and retains and writes the remaining part to the newly created png.
Resolve #55