At 2:41 Uhr -0400 21.08.2003, Colin Holgate wrote:
are you using image.fill() and getting the content of the circle
transparent and the rest opaque, Colin ??
Yes, if I stick the image into a bitmap cast member, there's no
thumbnail, but the paint window has the circle. If I select all and
although I have no clue, why it would draw an 'inverted' circle mask
into the alphachannel...?
which boils down to: is there really something like 'alphainvert'
(and why didn't I find it myself... ;-)
We could go back to the original problem, and then the question would
be how with imaging lingo
At 9:35 Uhr -0400 21.08.2003, Colin Holgate wrote:
although I have no clue, why it would draw an 'inverted' circle
mask into the alphachannel...?
which boils down to: is there really something like 'alphainvert'
(and why didn't I find it myself... ;-)
We could go back to the original problem, and
maybe it is a matter of my english skills, but that's exactly what I
didn't understand in your first post, because I don't believe, that
you just want to draw a 'matte' solid circle to the stage, like:
on getMatteCircle radius, color
The main difference between your routine and what I was
The thing I was playing with was a routine to create some rounded
rect dialog boxes, to save having to have a bitmap for each size or
color arrangement we would need. Here's a test (it uses your fill
routine for the corners):
http://staff.funnygarbage.com/colin/dialogmania.dcr
At 2112 bytes
At 13:44 Uhr -0400 21.08.2003, Colin Holgate wrote:
The thing I was playing with was a routine to create some rounded
rect dialog boxes, to save having to have a bitmap for each size or
color arrangement we would need. Here's a test (it uses your fill
routine for the corners):
At 13:28 Uhr -0400 21.08.2003, Colin Holgate wrote:
maybe it is a matter of my english skills, but that's exactly what
I didn't understand in your first post, because I don't believe,
that you just want to draw a 'matte' solid circle to the stage,
like:
on getMatteCircle radius, color
The
http://staff.funnygarbage.com/colin/dialogmania.dcr
there are some glitches, with the thin lines, which looks like you
draw some lines after applying the mask.
Don't worry about that. In the real thing I won't try to create
dialogs that are illegal (the example uses random values for every
On Thursday, Aug 21, 2003, at 12:44 America/Chicago, Colin Holgate
wrote:
http://staff.funnygarbage.com/colin/dialogmania.dcr
At 2112 bytes big, this is smaller that even one of those boxes, let
alone all the ones you'll see. BTW, this may induce nausea.
Why? There are no images of you in
I'm doing an image fill with an oval, and I'm finding that where the
oval is comes out as see-through, and where it isn't is opaque. It's
exactly the opposite alpha arrangement to what I was expecting. Does
Fill have a setting where you can tell the alpha to not invert?
[To remove yourself
later when i can get a hand on that dictionary and see the
exact command
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I'm doing an image fill with an oval, and I'm
At 20:23 Uhr -0300 20.08.2003, Diego Landro wrote:
yes you can set the alpha to invert or not oçinvert but i think it works
only with bitmaps. The lingo command, if im not mistaken is
mypicture.image.alphainvert=true or something like it. i don´t remember i
exactly right now and dont have the
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