More image control
 

It would be nice to have better image control in Graal. Little things like being able to control the image mode would be nice. I think the best thing would be anti-aliasing though. You could have a variable in TShowImg's for anti-aliasing, and it could be turned off manually by the player in the f3 options in the case that it gets laggy for some people. Being able to control points on an image (drawing a color on a point of an image, for example) would be cool too.

Approval.

I want more support for transed pngs :(

Anyways, I approve of this :o

I asked for this before: ability to recolor certain coloured sections of a graphic just like the players body does. I don't think anything came out of it =(. Be like img.replacecolor({33,33,33}, {44,44,44}); or perhaps use #xxxxxx

Whatever the case, I'd love it!

That would be awesome :O!

That would be useful, infact. What I dont like is the anti-aliasing idea, though. Coded anti-aliasing really only works well in 3D games. If you want anti-aliasing, change your images (AA at image borders can easily be done using alpha layers).

AA would be useful simply for the fact that Graal now has rotating and resizing.

Stretch and Skew for TGaniObjects please.

Oh, true. Didnt think about that. Yea, I agree in this case :D

How about setting an anchor point for rotation?

All this sounds good, along with my previous mentions of being able to set the stretch as negatives(for flipping)... and um, other stuff I don't remember. I think cropping gani's was one of them.

See, now this is what I'm talking about. :]
But yeah, AA was more intended for rotation and polygons and such.

Anti-Aliasing is blending an image into the background, or with other lines so it doesn't look really pixellated, right?

I have a general idea of what it is, but I am not certain.

Look up Anti-Aliasing on Wikipedia, I would give you the URL but I don't need an infraction.

It's basically softening the edges. You'll notice when you resize or rotate stuff on graal, it's very jagged at the edges. AAing will buffer the outside of the image with the background of it, making it smoothly blend with its surroundings.

I do, send some my way! ^^

I had looked it up, I wasn't exactly sure how that would apply to rotating though.

Thanks for the answer Dusty, I have noticed that rotation in Graal images looks horrible. Naturally rotation at odd angles looks horrible anyway, however it seems to look worse in Graal.