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Thank you! *star*LuigiHann wrote:
UseSkinSprites: 1
under [General]
Only works for images as far as I know.
orzEcho wrote:
p: the efect parameter to apply
H - horizontal flip
V - vertical flip
A - additive-blend colour (as opposed to alpha-blend).
Animation,Pass,Centre,"sb_items\sonicrun.png",320,240,8,30,LoopForever
_M,0,12671,42843,144,285
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Additive_colorBreeze wrote:
A question : I just can't understand this "A - additive-blend colour (as opposed to alpha-blend)"
would someone explain it for me? Thannnnnnnks
//Background Colour TransformationsWhat these parameters means? I know that three last (0,0,0) means colors (red,green,blue), but what about 3,100?
3,100,0,0,0
Realize for other parts of the storyboard script, "Sprite" and "Animation" and "Centre" are simply named numbers. They are transformed into numbers before the storyboard is processed.ShaggoN wrote:
I have little question. Couldn't find answer anywhere.//Background Colour TransformationsWhat these parameters means? I know that three last (0,0,0) means colors (red,green,blue), but what about 3,100?
3,100,0,0,0
Thanks very much!strager wrote:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Additive_colorBreeze wrote:
A question : I just can't understand this "A - additive-blend colour (as opposed to alpha-blend)"
would someone explain it for me? Thannnnnnnks
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RGB_color_model
To understand how it works, it may be useful to try using it.
i don't know what "3" means here, but "100" is the timeline during the song. for example, Al-Azif's map "Boundary of Space",ShaggoN wrote:
I have little question. Couldn't find answer anywhere.//Background Colour TransformationsWhat these parameters means? I know that three last (0,0,0) means colors (red,green,blue), but what about 3,100?
3,100,0,0,0
Sprite,Background,Centre,"object1.png",x,y
_M,0,0,1000,x,y
Sprite,Foreground,Centre,"object2.png",x,y
_M,0,0,1000,x,y
Sprite,Background,Centre,"object3.png",x,y
_M,0,0,1000,x,y
A typo. TopCenter doesn't work. It's TopCentre.Echo wrote:
origin:
TopLeft
TopCenter
TopRight
CentreLeft
Centre
CentreRight
BottomLeft
BottomCentre
BottomRight
[quote="Xavier18488"]I have a giant problem! The colour changer "C,...,...,...,...,...,..." what are the [color=#BF0000]numbers[/color] that I have to? for Example: To the colour [color=#0000FF]blue[/color].[/quote]
I have a question: the "startx,starty,endx,endy" are positions, not scale factors, why can it be 100% or 200%?Echo wrote:
startx, starty: the scale factor at the beginning of the animation
endx, endy: the scale factor at the end of the animation
1 = 100%, 2 = 200% etc. decimals are allowed.
Are you sure the "startx,starty,endx,endy" are positions? More than likely it implies "startxscale,startyscale,endxscale,endyscale".emergist wrote:
In vector scaling:I have a question: the "startx,starty,endx,endy" are positions, not scale factors, why can it be 100% or 200%?Echo wrote:
startx, starty: the scale factor at the beginning of the animation
endx, endy: the scale factor at the end of the animation
1 = 100%, 2 = 200% etc. decimals are allowed.
You're right, I've tried just now. Thx.those wrote:
More than likely it implies "startxscale,startyscale,endxscale,endyscale".