A raster dataset. A raster consists of one or more bands, or sets of values, which are most commonly associated with colors when the raster represents an image. For instance, a typical color image contains three sets of values, or bands (red, green, and blue) which define the color of pixels within the image. The following raster image formats can be read by the raster class: BMP, ECW, IMG, JP2, NTF, NITF, PNG, SID, TIF, TIFF, JPG, JPEG, PPM, PGM, CLDS, and TGA. To create a texture from a raster, pass it to the From Raster method.
Apply | Applies a Raster Filter to the raster and returns a new raster with the results of the filtering. The current raster is not modified. |
ApplyInPlace | Applies a Raster Filter to the raster. The current raster will contain the results of the filtering. |
CopyFromRaster | Copies the data associated with the given Raster into this raster. |
ExtractBand | Extracts the band of raster data associated with the given Raster Band. |
ExtractBandFromRasterFormat | Extracts the bands of raster data associated with the given Raster Format. |
Flip | Flips the raster along the given axis. |
Rotate | Rotates the raster by the given angle. |
Attributes | Gets the Raster Attributes that define the raster data. |
Height | Gets the height of the raster in pixels. |
Width | Gets the width of the raster in pixels. |