Additional Bitmap Methods

[untra]

Update: New version out with a bunch of new methods.

v0.9

Version v0.9
http://www.box.net/shared/9m54d8hkzu

Code:

 
#==============================================================================
# ** Additional Bitmap Methods
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#   By Untra and Glitchfinder
#   6/3/10
#   v0.9
#==============================================================================
class Bitmap
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#Make sure you have uabm.dll in your project folder.
#You can get it from (assuming link is not dead):
#http://www.box.net/shared/9m54d8hkzu
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Brighten = Win32API.new("uabm.dll", "Brighten", "li", "v")
  Darken = Win32API.new("uabm.dll", "Darken", "li", "v")
  Invert = Win32API.new("uabm.dll", "Invert", "l", "v")
  Grayscale = Win32API.new("uabm.dll", "Grayscale", "l", "v")
  Hcontrast = Win32API.new("uabm.dll", "Hcontrast", "l", "v")
  Monochrome = Win32API.new("uabm.dll", "Monochrome", "l", "v")
  Emboss = Win32API.new("uabm.dll", "Emboss", "l", "v")
  Sepia = Win32API.new("uabm.dll", "Sepia", "l", "v")
  Sharpen = Win32API.new("uabm.dll", "Sharpen", "l", "v")
  Soften = Win32API.new("uabm.dll", "Soften", "l", "v")
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Brighten (0...255)
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def brighten(amount)
    Brighten.call(self.__id__, amount)
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Darken (0...255)
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def darken(amount)
    Darken.call(self.__id__, amount)
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Invert
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def invert
    Invert.call(self.__id__)
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Grayscale
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def grayscale
    Grayscale.call(self.__id__)
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Hyper Contrast
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def hyper_contrast
    Hcontrast.call(self.__id__)
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Monochrome
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def monochrome
    Monochrome.call(self.__id__)
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Emboss {buggy}
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def emboss
    Emboss.call(self.__id__)
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Sepia
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def sepia
    Sepia.call(self.__id__)
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Sharpen {will update with numeric value options}
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def sharpen
    Sharpen.call(self.__id__)
  end
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  # * Soften {will update with numeric value options}
  #--------------------------------------------------------------------------
  def soften
    Soften.call(self.__id__)
  end
end

Thanks for all of the compliments everybody! This will probably wind up being my summer project, so if you have anything you'd like to request, I'm more than happy to (attempt) putting it in.
As for the radial blur, its possible but fairly difficult. As soon as I figure out Crosseye, radial blur should be far easier.