How to program with the Blockly Image Task tool
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In PNG images there is also a fourth byte that stores a transparency value where 0 is completely transparent and 255 is not at all transparent.
The data for each pixel in a PNG can be accessed as a small tuple (array): (R,G,B,A). These are the blocks that get and set these complete pixel data values:
Alternatively there are blocks for getting and setting just the R,G,B or A pixel values individually:
Images Tutorial Start
Example 1 - Make an image black and white
Example 2 - Make another black and white image
Example 3 - Make the flowers yellow
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