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norakomi msx professional Mensajes: 861 | Publicado: Febrero 24 2005, 19:35   |
oeps, somethin went wrong with those pics,
here are the url´s for pic 1 and pic 2
{Mod Mod: Changed the changed links  } |
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[D-Tail]
 msx guru Mensajes: 3026 | Publicado: Febrero 24 2005, 21:09   |
Sn00t, could you please fix the regex when checking for a protocol prefix in an URL? https doesn't seem to be working, the parser puts a 'HTTP' before it...
People, please edit the links after you click them until that time. Then delete the http sentence (up to the first double forward slash '//') and then insert a semicolon ':' between 'https' and '//'.
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[D-Tail]
 msx guru Mensajes: 3026 | Publicado: Febrero 24 2005, 21:11   |
Btw, norakomi: nice pics!
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Rikusu
 msx professional Mensajes: 965 | Publicado: Febrero 24 2005, 21:20   |
Euh, is my computer infected with a virus or do those picture links refer to Paypal?
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wolf_
 msx legend Mensajes: 4827 | Publicado: Febrero 24 2005, 21:48   |
I don't see a thing ... logically ... mozilla can't see either  |
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[D-Tail]
 msx guru Mensajes: 3026 | Publicado: Febrero 24 2005, 22:05   |
Quote:
| People, please edit the links after you click them until that time. Then delete the http sentence (up to the first double forward slash '//') and then insert a semicolon ':' between 'https' and '//'.
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Read Rikusu, read  |
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snout
 msx legend Mensajes: 4995 | Publicado: Febrero 25 2005, 01:08   |
'fixed' things  |
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norakomi msx professional Mensajes: 861 | Publicado: Febrero 25 2005, 10:26   |
thanx snout !
Ok, back to my question,
does someone know how to fade the blue background colors into red (or into green)?
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wolf_
 msx legend Mensajes: 4827 | Publicado: Febrero 25 2005, 11:05   |
Just change those colors, you could run through a table, or do some realtime interpolation .. I think the table is faster ..
if in basic:
DATA 0,0,7, 1,0,6, 2,0,5, 3,0,4, 4,0,3, 5,0,2, 6,0,1, 7,0,0
Read these values in some array and run through them while: color=(currentcolor,r,g,b)
(ps, this is for 1 color only!) |
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norakomi msx professional Mensajes: 861 | Publicado: Febrero 25 2005, 11:49   |
hehe, (I almost feel a bit embarassed, for my programming skills are very limited, however, before asking anymore about fading colors, I will do my research on using data (never used this much) and arrays)
I am still using Paint, SHOOOOOT ME PLEAAAASE !!!!, for making graphx.
Sorry, because of some circumstances I´m no longer living in my current home, but have become a bit of a wanderer (leaving to Mexico for allmost 3 months this tuesday, yeah !!), and therefor all my more important computer files (likesay, photoshop) are in my ´old´ home.
Anyway, I also used to have dd-graph, and obviously a ´real´ msx´er should have this file...... unfortunately, sigh  I do not have it anymore, cannot seem to download it from the msx assembly page mpa.tni.nl, ánd cannot seem to find it anywhere on the net (!crazy!).
If anyone could help me with this file, I´d be more than happy, because real msx graphx editing requires dd-graph (dynamic pub is too slow, and too limited)
If someone wants to mail it to me, you´re welcome,
qz3@811m.com |
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Sonic_aka_T
 msx guru Mensajes: 2269 | Publicado: Febrero 25 2005, 12:35   |
To fade a color from blue to red you could prolly also use a small loop. This saves you the hassle of using DATA. I'd suggest something like: FOR L=0 TO 7: COLOR=(C,L,0,7-L): NEXT L That'll prolly be a little fast tho, so you might want to put some kind of wait between it. The problem with DATA is that it consumes a lot of the already limited BASIC memory... |
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