Base64 image encoder

[Syntrax#]

Hello community,

So i'm working on a user interface and have come up with a problem. I wanted to use profile images without having to download it. I've managed to get it by converting the image on https://www.base64-image.de/ . Now was the question if it is possible without having to use the website so the player can just insert a .png file

texture = dxCreateTexture(pixels)
		encoded = base64Encode(texture)
		executeBrowserJavascript(webBrowser, "document.getElementById('orghomelogo').src='"..encoded.."';document.getElementById('homename').innerHTML = '" .. gangname .. "'") return

 

[Addlibs]

You need to base64Encode the output of dxGetTexturePixels(texture) not just texture itself, and you need to prepend "data:image/png;base64," to the encoded base64 if you want it to be interpreted as raw data rather than a URL.

Edited April 14, 2022 by Addlibs

[Syntrax#]

21 minutes ago, Addlibs said:

You need to base64Encode the output of dxGetTexturePixels(texture) not just texture itself, and you need to prepend "data:image/png;base64," to the encoded base64 if you want it to be interpreted as raw data rather than a URL.

texture = dxCreateTexture(pixels)
		newpixels = dxGetTexturePixels(texture)
		encoded = "data:image/png;base64,"..base64Encode(newpixels)..""
		executeBrowserJavascript(webBrowser, "document.getElementById('orghomelogo').src='"..encoded.."';document.getElementById('homename').innerHTML = '" .. gangname .. "'") return
	

Still nothing, it does not create the image ingame. Also not getting any error messages

Edited April 14, 2022 by Syntrax#

[Addlibs]

Have you checked using toggleBrowserDevTools DOM inspector whether the JS executes correctly and updates the DOM, that is, whether the element #orghomelogo's src parameter is indeed what you expect it to be?

[Syntrax#]

14 minutes ago, Addlibs said:

Have you checked using toggleBrowserDevTools DOM inspector whether the JS executes correctly and updates the DOM, that is, whether the element #orghomelogo's src parameter is indeed what you expect it to be?

Nvm fixed it, thank you for the help. didn't need to get texture pixels as it already was like that.

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Edited April 14, 2022 by Syntrax#