Hi Barry,
Have you tried to merely paste the image onto a card in your stack. I
just went through doing this with over 50 images that were copied
from ResEdit - obviously on a Mac OSX and Classic, but it worked fine
and the images could subsequently be filled with other colors using
the paint bucket tool. If you haven't follow my column at:
<www.macinstruct.com> you might check it out. The completion of the
stack to which I'm referring takes place in today's column. You may
want to go back and check the previous week's offering. It shows some
of the images that were used partially painted.
Joe Wilkins
On Feb 27, 2007, at 11:48 PM, barryb@@libero..it wrote:
Having already viewed or downloaded all these graphical marvels,
can any one tell me why I cannot import a simple transparent b/w
outline image, in png or gif format, to a stack (Media & Studio)and
then floodfill a color or flip-it without it deteriating into
something that looks like it has been dragged through a hedge
backwards? The stack I am trying to develop only has to do these
two operations; something I find any kid's art application can do
nicely.
My 5yo grandson would be very grateful if someone can solve this
for me!
Cheers Barry
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