On Jun 26, 2008, at 8:47 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have an image where different regions consist of known colors. I
would like to fill a region with color at runtime as a sort of
highlight. The situation does not lend itself to using separate
transparent png images
In addition to the
Mark Greenberg markgreenberg at cox.net wrote:
I have an image where different regions consist of known colors. I
would like to fill a region with color at runtime as a sort of
highlight. The situation does not lend itself to using separate
transparent png images. I have been using the floo
just played around a little with this handler on 600x500 image (MS
Windows XP, RR 2.9, Intel Celeron 1500 MHz):
on repColor
local myData
local myTimer
local myColor1
local myColor2
put binaryEncode("C3",myRed,myGreen,myBlue) into myColor1
put binaryEncode("C3",myRed2,myGreen2,myBlue2) into m
I doubt it will be fast enough for you. Why don't you try using a graphic
rectangle on top using an ink effect?
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Hi Mark,
I believe you want something like this:
put NULL & numToChar(red) & numToChar(green) & numToChar(blue) into
myColor1
put NULL & numToChar(red2) & numToChar(green2) & numToChar(blue2) into
myColor2
put the imageData of img 1 into myData
replace myColor1 with myColor2 in myData
set t
I have an image where different regions consist of known colors. I
would like to fill a region with color at runtime as a sort of
highlight. The situation does not lend itself to using separate
transparent png images. I have been using the floodfill bucket tool
to achieve this, but it is sl
