Computer Science Canada Drawing modes |
| Author: | BenLi [ Sat Jul 08, 2006 11:42 am ] | ||||||||
| Post subject: | Drawing modes | ||||||||
When using Pic.Draw or Pic.ScreenLoad, you will need to select modes picCopy copies the picture directly onto the screen this code draws a circle and Pic.New it. it then copies the picture onto a black background
picMerge draws the picture but not the background color it essentially makes the backgound transparent NOTE: picMerge can slow down your program
picUnderMerge draws the picture only where the destination is the background color. It creates an effect of the picture being under the destination
picXor basically uses an exclusive OR to distort colors in this example picXOR turns white into black ...not going to fully explain XOR
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| Author: | Delos [ Sat Jul 08, 2006 12:11 pm ] |
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Thanks for the attempt. There is a *lot* that needs fixing in this though. For a start, indent your code. It looks a little shoddy there. Second, if you're going to make a tut on Drawing Modes, why are you not going to fully explain XOR? The basics have been covered in brief in Dan's Pic.() tut, but there was a request for an expansion on these topics - so in that respect this is a good idea. However, you will have to expand greatly on this for it to become useful to anyone. Among other things, the following need to be added: - more discussion. Throwing out some code an vanilla explanations neither demonstrates your capability with the topic nor guides others into it. - more application. There are many instances when one has to choose which of these modes to use. Details a few, go through the process of deciding which to use and why. - more examples. You need a little more code there - perhaps using external pics as well as interally created. Not much difference in terms of application, but useful to at least see it there. - formatting. Tutorials are required to meet certain standards. Not only content-wise, but visually too. Right now, this hasn't much of an effect on things, but in V3 tut's will be screened. If you want to have your considered for final inclusion, you'll need to add the standardized BB formatting you see in the other tuts. PM either myself or Cervantes for the code. Pending changes, you have some bits awaiting you. |
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