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Adding Effects to Images Before Rendering on Android - How?

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methylphenidate

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Hey XDA folks,

I’m experimenting with a way to add effects (like filters or tweaks) to images on Android right before they’re rendered to the screen. Think of intercepting the image data and modifying it in real time before it shows up. I’ve been playing with Xposed to hook into stuff like ImageView, but I’m curious:

How would you approach adding effects to images pre-render across apps?
Any tools or methods you’ve seen/used for this kind of thing?
Are there alternatives to Xposed for intercepting and tweaking image data on the fly?
Not after anything super detailed—just looking for ideas or pointers to existing solutions. Thanks!

Cheers,
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Hey XDA folks,

I’m experimenting with a way to add effects (like filters or tweaks) to images on Android right before they’re rendered to the screen. Think of intercepting the image data and modifying it in real time before it shows up. I’ve been playing with Xposed to hook into stuff like ImageView, but I’m curious:

How would you approach adding effects to images pre-render across apps?
Any tools or methods you’ve seen/used for this kind of thing?
Are there alternatives to Xposed for intercepting and tweaking image data on the fly?
Not after anything super detailed—just looking for ideas or pointers to existing solutions. Thanks!

Cheers,

DiamondJohn

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Hey XDA folks,

I’m experimenting with a way to add effects (like filters or tweaks) to images on Android right before they’re rendered to the screen. Think of intercepting the image data and modifying it in real time before it shows up. I’ve been playing with Xposed to hook into stuff like ImageView, but I’m curious:

How would you approach adding effects to images pre-render across apps?
Any tools or methods you’ve seen/used for this kind of thing?
Are there alternatives to Xposed for intercepting and tweaking image data on the fly?
Not after anything super detailed—just looking for ideas or pointers to existing solutions. Thanks!

Cheers,
to be honest, pure programming type question may get more of a response on StackOverflow
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    Hey XDA folks,

    I’m experimenting with a way to add effects (like filters or tweaks) to images on Android right before they’re rendered to the screen. Think of intercepting the image data and modifying it in real time before it shows up. I’ve been playing with Xposed to hook into stuff like ImageView, but I’m curious:

    How would you approach adding effects to images pre-render across apps?
    Any tools or methods you’ve seen/used for this kind of thing?
    Are there alternatives to Xposed for intercepting and tweaking image data on the fly?
    Not after anything super detailed—just looking for ideas or pointers to existing solutions. Thanks!

    Cheers,
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    Hey XDA folks,

    I’m experimenting with a way to add effects (like filters or tweaks) to images on Android right before they’re rendered to the screen. Think of intercepting the image data and modifying it in real time before it shows up. I’ve been playing with Xposed to hook into stuff like ImageView, but I’m curious:

    How would you approach adding effects to images pre-render across apps?
    Any tools or methods you’ve seen/used for this kind of thing?
    Are there alternatives to Xposed for intercepting and tweaking image data on the fly?
    Not after anything super detailed—just looking for ideas or pointers to existing solutions. Thanks!

    Cheers,
    to be honest, pure programming type question may get more of a response on StackOverflow

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