Am 20.03.2012 um 14:17 schrieb Josiah Bryan josiahbr...@gmail.com:
- I want to cross-fade two images over a background. (Simple, right?)
Well, simple yes - but forget about the background ;)
If we are talking about a cross-fade in the /actual/ sense - think video
editing and clip
Hi Josiah,
You replied to me in person, please keep it on the list.
If they're not the same dimensions, or one of the images is
semitransparent, then even 50% opacity + 50% opacity = 100% opacity
wouldn't help you (because one of them would be 50% * x% where
0 = x 100). You wanted to avoid
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Hi Josiah,
You replied to me in person, please keep it on the list.
If they're not the same
On Tuesday 20 March 2012 14:17:49 Josiah Bryan wrote:
I may be crazy, or just aiming for something unrealistic. But here
goes:
- I want to cross-fade two images over a background. (Simple,
right?)
Well, not really. Forgot the Cross-fading part - lets just take
one point in time, a 50/50
