I want to draw on a bitmap using another bitmap as mask. The mask is a black bitmap with a transparent object in it. I want this transparent part to be filled with an arbitrary color and added to my original image. How can this be done?
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I had to change the masks as described by @Christian. Then, the wanted result could easily be produced:
If you're setting this to an ImageView, a quick way is to set the background to the gradient drawable, and a blue 'T' with a transparent background as the ImageView's source. Not fancy, but fast and simple!