Does anyone know of any place to find C source sample code that could be used with GE that would show how to accomplish:
1. A color gradient
2, A Fade
3. A Wipe
TIA
Gradients,Wipes,Fades
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Gradients,Wipes,Fades
by Just4Fun » Mon Jul 19, 2004 5:16 am
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by jazz_e_bob » Mon Jul 19, 2004 5:23 am
The fade can be done with transparency.
Colour gradient, um, just a bitmap? You could use a wide flat bitmap with iinfinite Y for example.
Wipe. Hmmm Slide one image onto the other. Not really a wipe but close...
Colour gradient, um, just a bitmap? You could use a wide flat bitmap with iinfinite Y for example.
Wipe. Hmmm Slide one image onto the other. Not really a wipe but close...
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by Just4Fun » Mon Jul 19, 2004 3:46 pm
Hmm Jazz,
The slide solution--> I hadn't thought about your solution to that--"Kool". I've used the other two solutions you mention for creating Gradients and Fades (thanks to your Match demo).
It's just that I would be curious to see some real 'C' code that does this. I'm always curious and it would be fun to "play" with as I learn the scripting.
Thanks again....
The slide solution--> I hadn't thought about your solution to that--"Kool". I've used the other two solutions you mention for creating Gradients and Fades (thanks to your Match demo).
It's just that I would be curious to see some real 'C' code that does this. I'm always curious and it would be fun to "play" with as I learn the scripting.
Thanks again....
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by Just4Fun » Thu Jul 22, 2004 4:57 am
Yes. Makslane added pixel support in GE 1.2.
From the support docs:
void putpixel(int x, int y)
//Draw a single pixel on Event Actor in (x, y) coordinates using actual pen
From the support docs:
void putpixel(int x, int y)
//Draw a single pixel on Event Actor in (x, y) coordinates using actual pen
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