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Adding the possibility to spot an area of the image in order to get colors only for this area #44

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@cdkey22 cdkey22 commented Aug 20, 2014

Adding an area object as a parameter in order to manage only an area of the image

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jmcbee commented Oct 7, 2014

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@elliottregan
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Can we see this merged? I came up with a similar solution, but would love to see this in the official project. I also tried out this solution and it works great.

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houmark commented Jul 20, 2015

+1 for merging it :) 👍

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Dayjo commented Jul 26, 2015

+1 to merge in also, this is very handy 👍

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zamartz commented Aug 3, 2015

+1 for merging it :) 👍

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ghost commented Feb 17, 2016

+1 great feature!

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odbol commented Jul 12, 2019

Oh I wish I had seen this earlier. I came up with a similar feature, but mine is a bit more generic: it can be pixel-based or color-based as well, not just a square mask area: #156 I built it in order to mask the palette source image based on arbitrary shapes from a separate mask image.

It might be cool to port your PR into a example code for my PR, so people can take the example for masking out a square area if they need.

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