Bits per mask pixel, usually 1, 0 when no mask.
Source position: graphtype.pp line 142
TRawImageDescription.MaskBitsPerPixel : Byte; |
Mask-related properties are only valid if there is a mask (MaskBitsPerPixel > 0).
A pixel Mask currently has a logical depth of 1 bit per pixel, but a pixel can occupy an entire byte. As opposed to the Alpha (transparency) channel, a Mask is stored in its own array. A Mask value of 1 means that the pixel is masked (transparent); a value of 0 means the pixel value is shown (opaque).
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