Could you spoonfeed me how to output an image by c#? I want to

>>62410928
https://google.com/search?q=c%23+save+image

>>62410993
>know nothing nigger smugly directs pleb to google shit full of subversion red herrigns and misdirection
It's funny because you have no idea how to do anything with computers.

If you don't care about any more than 8bpc then you can use System.Drawing.Bitmap, else use System.Windows.Media.Imaging.WriteableBitmap.

Whatever way you choose, you'll have to copy the image data and arrange it in memory before writing to buffers of said objects. It's essential to account for stride (pixel row padding in memory) and in memory channel arrangement (BGR).

Full project rundown:
I want to create array to download and store images from my folder named {1,2,3...2916}.jpg resized to 150x150px
then display these images in 54x54 grid to create mosaic and save it as single image

I did that in html but because of limitations (resolution?) it only displayed ~16 images in a row and then skipping to the next one

>>62411311
>I did that in html but because of limitations (resolution?) it only displayed ~16 images in a row and then skipping to the next one

Did you try CSS scroll properties? margin, padding and other stuff will affect output too.

The easiest way to do it would be with JavaScript on a canvas object, mozilla has a lot of good documentation on canvas manipulation.

If you still want to do it on C# you should look for a good library or else you would be reinventing the wheel.

>>62410928
>>62411311
>>62411442
https://jsfiddle.net/8Lg6yv1x/
Here, change the images and loop the javascript code to shift between images and step 150px every iteration until the end of the canvas.

>>62410928
C# is just augmented C++

Blind much?

>>62411606
will check in a moment, thanks senpai UwU

>>62410928
Just use imagemagick. The compose command is much faster and requires much less memory than the C# graphics library.