LmskResource.ColorComponent1

LmskResource.ColorComponent1 property

Gets the color component 1.

public ushort ColorComponent1 { get; set; }

Property Value

The color component 1.

Examples

The following code demonstrates how to change Layer Mask Display Options on 16-bit images through changing LmskResource properties.

[C#]

string sourceFile = "sourceFile.psd";
string outputPsd = "sourceFile_output.psd";

void AssertAreEqual(object expected, object actual)
{
    if (!object.Equals(expected, actual))
    {
        throw new Exception("Objects are not equal.");
    }
}

// Load 16-bit image.
using (PsdImage image = (PsdImage)Image.Load(sourceFile))
{
    // Find LmskResource.
    LmskResource lmskResource = new LmskResource();
    foreach (var res in image.GlobalLayerResources)
    {
        if (res is LmskResource)
        {
            lmskResource = (LmskResource)res;
            break;
        }
    }

    // Check LmskResource properties.
    AssertAreEqual(lmskResource.ColorSpace, ColorSpace.RGB);
    AssertAreEqual(lmskResource.ColorComponent1, (ushort)65535);
    AssertAreEqual(lmskResource.ColorComponent2, (ushort)0);
    AssertAreEqual(lmskResource.ColorComponent3, (ushort)0);
    AssertAreEqual(lmskResource.ColorComponent4, (ushort)0);
    AssertAreEqual(lmskResource.Opacity, (short)45);
    AssertAreEqual(lmskResource.Flag, (byte)128);

    // Change LmskResource properties.
    lmskResource.ColorSpace = ColorSpace.HSB;
    lmskResource.ColorComponent1 = 7854;
    lmskResource.ColorComponent2 = 10;
    lmskResource.ColorComponent3 = 15484;
    lmskResource.Opacity = 85;

    // Save the image.
    image.Save(outputPsd);
}

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