Don't know about if it's possible to change the gamma for the PNG. Even if it were possible, it would probably end up creating even more 'washed out' images on Macs or 'too dark' images on PC.
Yep, I tried the "put img x into img y" and it rarely worked...so I just flipped a card. Didn't want to debug *that* at this time.
I, too, use transparent images for interfaces. In fact, it's what ButtonGadget builds. But, I still need to be able to go cross platform with GIFs (the real problem here).
-Chipp
On Jan 2, 2004, at 6:10 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
On Jan 2, 2004, at 4:51 PM, Chipp Walters wrote:
open stack URL "http://www.altuit.com/webs/altuit2/RunRev/GammaTest.rev";
Instead of "adjust the screenGamma property to match what the PNG expects." as the TD says, is it possible to adjust the PNG data's gamma setting on the fly, and not touch the screenGamma property? Not knowing about the PNG format much, I donnow how hard it would be.
Using JPG is of course not possible when requiring trnsparency, alpha channel, or non-lossy compression.
BTW, did you try this to reset the display of the images, instead of go next; go next?
put img "bg1.jpg" into img "bg1.jpg" put img "bg1.png" into img "bg1.png" put img "bg1.bmp" into img "bg1.bmp"
It works for the PNG but broke the BMP for me.
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