Graphic object-oriented

When processing an image, the existing graphic editing IDE (currently called IDE, integrated develepment environment) treats the entire image as a single entity based on different colors and other attributes, in two dimensions, it is divided into different regions in real time. The advantage of this is that the storage is small and easy to process images. However, if an IDE can process each metadata object in the image as a single data object, it is certainly easier for editors to edit it, and the image effect will be greatly enhanced. For example, you want to draw an image with overlapping primary colors. Draw two circles, one being blue and the other being red. If the color attribute is set to overlay, the material attribute is light, and the overlapping attribute is overlapping, the middle color is automatically yellow when two elements are dragged to the overlap process.

The following properties can be listed: color, shadow effect, material, illumination, and hitting effect. At this time, edit a piece of cake, define the material attributes, then edit a knife, define the material attributes, and easily edit the complete process of cutting the cake. This is what makes this model amazing. It can not only process the desired static image, but also obtain the Time Series Dynamic Process easily.

This framework is fully object-oriented, and the difficulty is that IDE processes various parameters. For example, the light overlay model must be built into the IDE, so that the blue and red overlay in the three primary colors can be processed as green. This is the scope of knowledge engineering. For another example, if two cars have collided with each other by defining the material attributes and shape parameters, a complicated collision engine needs to automatically process various built-in collision Parameters Based on the Ground Attributes, returns a realistic collision result. I believe that as long as you are interested in image processingProgramSooner or later, the Members will implement this graphic object-oriented framework.