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DustyPorViva

09-19-2009 08:05 AM

TShowImg.solidify

TShowImg.solidify = true;

Solidifies an image/gani into a single color. I imagine gray would be a good color as it's neutral for color effects.

Example:
http://i34.tinypic.com/24ep1dj.png
Left images would solidify and the result would be the right images. Why? More flexibility with image effects. For example, making shadows out of ganis. Easy-to-do outlines to images; just draw a second image under it, solidify, and zoom = 1.25 or something.

This could also be achieved with a contrast value instead... so if you find that would be a better alternative, go ahead ;)

Soala

09-19-2009 11:00 AM

Wow that'd be definitively helpful

Crow	09-19-2009 11:34 AM

Already possible with images. Example code I used to get the effect:

PHP Code:


		
			
with (findImg(200)) {

  x = y = 256;

  layer = 5;

  

  polygon = { 256, 256, 288, 256, 288, 288, 256, 288 };

  image = "stone.png";

  red = green = blue = 0;

  alpha = 0.5;

}

alskdjfhg

09-19-2009 02:30 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crow (Post 1523876)

Already possible with images. Example code I used to get the effect:

PHP Code:


		
			
with (findImg(200)) {

  x = y = 256;

  layer = 5;

  

  polygon = { 256, 256, 288, 256, 288, 288, 256, 288 };

  image = "stone.png";

  red = green = blue = 0;

  alpha = 0.5;

}

ah yes, Crow the lazy one. :)

Crow	09-19-2009 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alskdjfhg (Post 1523896)

ah yes, Crow the lazy one. :)

Glad to see you again (:

alskdjfhg

09-19-2009 02:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crow (Post 1523898)

Glad to see you again (:

u 2!

DustyPorViva

09-19-2009 02:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crow (Post 1523876)

Already possible with images. Example code I used to get the effect:

PHP Code:


		
			
with (findImg(200)) {

  x = y = 256;

  layer = 5;

  

  polygon = { 256, 256, 288, 256, 288, 288, 256, 288 };

  image = "stone.png";

  red = green = blue = 0;

  alpha = 0.5;

}

I don't know if it's the same, however. Try doing it with a gani, for example, or make it a color...

Crow	09-19-2009 03:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva (Post 1523900)

I don't know if it's the same, however. Try doing it with a gani, for example, or make it a color...

I tried it with a gani, that's why I said it's possible with images. Ganis won't work, but images are fine. The polygon basically adapts to the image.

DustyPorViva

09-19-2009 03:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crow (Post 1523904)

I tried it with a gani, that's why I said it's possible with images. Ganis won't work, but images are fine. The polygon basically adapts to the image.

Eh... I think you can do it without the polygon. But would you be able to color a door pure blue, for example?

Crow	09-19-2009 03:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva (Post 1523907)

Eh... I think you can do it without the polygon. But would you be able to color a door pure blue, for example?

Yup, of course. But you'd need the polygon for that, quite sure about that.

fowlplay4

09-19-2009 05:09 PM

Should add a findimg().mirror property to compliment this.

I.e:

Original: d Mirrored: b

Crow	09-19-2009 06:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by fowlplay4 (Post 1523911)

Should add a findimg().mirror property to compliment this.

I.e:

Original: d Mirrored: b

In v6, you can use negative stretch values to mirror images.

DustyPorViva

09-19-2009 07:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crow (Post 1523919)

In v6, you can use negative stretch values to mirror images.

Pretty sure it already supports that.

DustyPorViva

09-19-2009 07:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Crow (Post 1523908)

Yup, of course. But you'd need the polygon for that, quite sure about that.

Nope, it colorizes it(it'll be a very dark blue).

Crow	09-19-2009 08:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DustyPorViva (Post 1523923)

Nope, it colorizes it(it'll be a very dark blue).

Hm. Guess I only ever tried it with black and thought the image actually adapts to the polygon or something. Well, whatever :p

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