brainsucker
26th September 2002 00:37 UTC

AdvSplash: fadein/fadeout/transparency
Modified splash, supports fade in/out (win2k/xp), transparency (24bit/8bit images), 5.5k uncompressed dll size.

brainsucker
26th September 2002 07:01 UTC

AdvSplash
Partial fadein bug fixed (sorry).

Yathosho
26th September 2002 11:40 UTC

oooh, that sounds great. cant test it right now though...

Yathosho
15th October 2002 17:42 UTC

hmm, i tried this but it didnt give me transparency.

neiter

advsplash::show 3000 100 100 003152 $TEMP\spltmp

nor

advsplash::show 3000 100 100 0x003152 $TEMP\spltmp

worked here, although i didn't found anything in the documentation, what the 0x means exactly.

how about an example in the documentation?

brainsucker
15th October 2002 21:51 UTC

Strange. As I know nobody got any problems before... Is you file 8-bit or 24-bit?

0x means hexidecimal value. You should change your color parts (red, green and blue) into hexidecimal and then combine them. For example R=255 G=100 B=16 -> R=0xFF G=0x64 B=0x10 -> Trans. Color = 0xFF6410.

If you are using 8-bit palette image, you can use (0x1000000 + ColorIndexAtPalette).

Yathosho
17th October 2002 13:09 UTC

i used a 24-bit image. the odd thing is, when i use common colors (primary and secondary colors), it works. once i use other values, it doesnt work.

example:

i used a red value (no pure red), but the red didnt turn transparent. instead the black border of the image did. when i used magenta (FF00FF) i had no problem.

could it be that this only works on colors from the windows palette?

rainwater
17th October 2002 14:58 UTC

Originally posted by killahbite
i used a 24-bit image. the odd thing is, when i use common colors (primary and secondary colors), it works. once i use other values, it doesnt work.

example:

i used a red value (no pure red), but the red didnt turn transparent. instead the black border of the image did. when i used magenta (FF00FF) i had no problem.

could it be that this only works on colors from the windows palette?