public void setInitialAttributeValues(CropImageOptions options) {

    mCropWindowHandler.setInitialAttributeValues(options);

    setCropShape(options.cropShape);

    setSnapRadius(options.snapRadius);

    setGuidelines(options.guidelines);

    setFixedAspectRatio(options.fixAspectRatio);

    setAspectRatioX(options.aspectRatioX);

    setAspectRatioY(options.aspectRatioY);

    setMultiTouchEnabled(options.multiTouchEnabled);

    mTouchRadius = options.touchRadius;

    mInitialCropWindowPaddingRatio = options.initialCropWindowPaddingRatio;

    mBorderPaint = getNewPaintOrNull(options.borderLineThickness, options.borderLineColor);

    mBorderCornerOffset = options.borderCornerOffset;
    mBorderCornerLength = options.borderCornerLength;
    mBorderCornerPaint =
        getNewPaintOrNull(options.borderCornerThickness, options.borderCornerColor);

    mGuidelinePaint = getNewPaintOrNull(options.guidelinesThickness, options.guidelinesColor);

    mBackgroundPaint = getNewPaint(options.backgroundColor);
  }
Sets all initial values, but does not call initCropWindow to reset the views.<br>
Used once at the very start to initialize the attributes.
core/src/main/java/com/theartofdev/edmodo/cropper/CropOverlayView.java