# 2D Graphics DWScript provides built-in support for low-level 2D buffer manipulation through the `TPixmap` class. No `uses` clause is required. ## Creating a Pixmap A Pixmap is an array of ARGB (Alpha, Red, Green, Blue) values. You can create one with a specific width and height. ```pascal var bmp := CreatePixmap(100, 100); // Draw a pixel bmp.SetPixel(10, 10, $FFFF0000); // Red pixel at 10,10 // OUTPUT NONE ``` ## Colors Colors are represented as 32-bit integers in `$AARRGGBB` format. ```pascal var red := $FFFF0000; var transparentGreen := $8000FF00; // OUTPUT NONE ``` ## Exporting Data You can retrieve the raw buffer data as a hex string for transfer to a browser or saving to a file. ```pascal var bmp := CreatePixmap(10, 10); var data := bmp.ToHexString; PrintLn('Hex data length: ' + IntToStr(data.Length)); // OUTPUT // Hex data length: 800 ``` :::info ### Related Reference For details on coordinate systems and performance-optimized data access, see the reference documentation: * **[Graphics API Reference](/ref/graphics)** - Complete list of methods. :::

2D Graphics

DWScript provides built-in support for low-level 2D buffer manipulation through the TPixmap class. No uses clause is required.

Creating a Pixmap

A Pixmap is an array of ARGB (Alpha, Red, Green, Blue) values. You can create one with a specific width and height.

Colors

Colors are represented as 32-bit integers in $AARRGGBB format.

Exporting Data

You can retrieve the raw buffer data as a hex string for transfer to a browser or saving to a file.