Hello, >>But I'd like also to set the >>transparency of each gradient color.
>Transparency it a forth channel besides RGB. There exist nothing like a >"transparency of a color". Each value of a pixel consists of four parts: >Red, Green, Blue and transparency, each in the range of 0 to 255. >I do not really understand, which result you want to get.... tried to make an image in Inkscape ;) to make it a little bit clearer. http://i40.tinypic.com/358dtly.png On 04.06.2013 at 5:14 PM, "Regina Henschel" wrote:Hi, bugreporte...@hushmail.com schrieb: > Many thanks for the answer Regina, > > (thought I would be dopped to the spam folder ;) ) > >>Coding is not the only way to make AOO better. For example there are >>always people needed to test the product, whether the new features work >>as intended and whether no regressions slipped in. Also usability is a >>topic for non coder, and usability is not about a single design opinion, >>but making tests like the icon test in LO. > > actually I do report bugs, when I find some (in most cases svg stuff atm) > >>Currently the gradient is relative to the shape. Adjustments are done >>with the Border property. With svg it is possible to define the gradient >>relative to the parent of the shape and that is rendered correctly in AOO. > > Looking at LO4.0.4 and AOO3.4.1 the gradients are not rendered correctly. > for example: > on AOO3.4.1 (can't tell about newer versions) Please do not test with AOO 3.4.1. Rendering svg and rendering gradients have been reworked. Please use a current snapshot of AOO4.0 [..] >>Transparency is an additional feature. You can already combine >>transparency with solid color (I guess from the pdf-file, that you want >>that), but you can also combine transparency with gradients. You need >>not even use the same kind of gradient. It seems you have not yet >>discovered the property 'Gradient' in the Transparency tab of the Area >>dialog. > > Yes, but if you look at the attachement > (https://www.libreoffice.org/bugzilla/attachment.cgi?id=79272) of the > bugreport I mentioned, it does not makde that much sense (imo) to use > the percentage for the blackness. The transparency tab would just change > the WHOLE gradient transparency. The transparency itself can be defined as gradient. But I'd like also to set the > transparency of each gradient color. Transparency it a forth channel besides RGB. There exist nothing like a "transparency of a color". Each value of a pixel consists of four parts: Red, Green, Blue and transparency, each in the range of 0 to 255. I do not really understand, which result you want to get. Your attachment shows some changes in UI, but do not explain, what the resulting gradient should look like. Kind regards Regina
