I don’t know what colorspace LiveCode uses, but for gradients there are only
256 levels in 24 bit color. If you’re seeing 1024 gradients elsewhere, that’s
30 bit color, which is not common.
There is dithering to try to make less levels look like more levels.
_
Hi All,
I was testing the practical limitations
of svg and LiveCode graphics and
noticed that a svg with 1024 gradients
displayed fine in the browser, but shows
a lot of banding, moire and noise
within LiveCode.
Very similar to this image:
http://www.123rf.com/clipart-vector/moire.html?mediapopup
Hi All,
On the forum, ClipArtGuy wrote:
> FWIW, the Box2D Physics Engine goal
> was also met and has also been dropped
> from the roadmap.
http://forums.livecode.com/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=28290&p=148671#p148314
Which LiveCode version includes Box2D?
Al
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That is quite nice, and I think a great example of what LC can do simply on an
algorithmic level without requesting a new feature or set of commands or
external. Almost everything can be worked around or solved, if real time
performance is not a requirement.
Bob S
On Nov 21, 2016, at 10:39 ,
Aloha, Paul:
Hmmm there's a huge difference between illustrator output
M112,0H12a12,12,0,0,0,0,24H112A12,12,0,0,0,112,0Zm0,44H12a12,12,0,0,0,0,24H112A12,12,0,0,0,112,44Zm0,44H12a12,12,0,0,0,0,24H112A12,12,0,0,0,112,88Z
and
Affinity output
M112,0l-100,0c-6.583,0 -12,5.417 -12,12c0,6.583 5
And if your target is a static, image "in perspective" speed is not an issue..
This can be a production tool. then cut and paste.
Yes, marvelous!
BR
On 11/20/16, 3:54 PM, "use-livecode on behalf of Scott Rossi"
wrote:
This is great. True, it runs a bit slowly in 7/8, but scripted im
Hi Hermann,
On Sun, 20 Nov 2016, Hermann wrote:
> ** Perspective Distortion of an image **
> available (fast) at "Sample stacks" of the IDE toolbar or (slower) at
> http://livecodeshare.runrev.com/stack/812/Perspective-Image-Distortion
> The stack includes is an example for (close to) live-distort
"nothing is stopping you from developing with LC versions prior to 9"
indeed: I'm refactoring, recoding, rejigging and generally have a "fun
time" moving my Devawriter Pro
from LiveCode 4.5 (which is seriously long in the tooth) to 8.1.1
and, as long as I can get the thing to work on Windows 1
If anyone particularly wants this feature, it would make a nice and fairly
easy community contribution as it only requires changes in the 'revMenuBar'
script only stack.
You would just have to add the appropriate menu items in
revMenuBarObjectContextMenu (probably using the pSelectable parameter t
Honestly though, nothing is stopping you from developing with LC versions prior
to 9. If you use script only stacks for your code libraries, it should be
fairly easy to conditionally branch for any new features you might want to make
available which older versions do not support. And if you say
:-)
Bob S
On Nov 20, 2016, at 04:34 , Richmond
mailto:richmondmathew...@gmail.com>> wrote:
as the cheapest iMac on the European market currently retails at 1,250 Euros
[ http://www.apple.com/de/shop/buy-mac/imac ]
and runs an OS (10.11 ~ 10.12) that has a GUI I just do not like
(Steve Jobs d
panagiotis merakos wrote:
> We are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 9.0.0 DP-2.
>
> You can find out more about the release in this blog post:
> https://livecode.com/whats-new-in-livecode-9-0-dp-2/
Thanks! Eagerly awaited, downloading now...
Forward!
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
That's one thing I miss from SuperCard: externals were embedded within
the executable so we could deliver truly stand-alone standalones.
I'm not necessarily advocating that LC do the same, but for those of us
whose projects benefit from single-file deliverables it may make for a
useful commun
I'm going to venture to say no. The whole point to having a dynamic linked
library is to have it be external to the application, so that any updates to
the dll can be accomplished without completely recompiling the exe. Also, they
are designed to be used as shared libraries for other apps needin
Dear list members,
We are pleased to announce the release of LiveCode 9.0.0 DP-2.
You can find out more about the release in this blog post:
https://livecode.com/whats-new-in-livecode-9-0-dp-2/
Developer Preview Release
=
Warning: this is not a stable release. Please ens
AndyP wrote:
> Ben wrote:
>> What is a good answer to zryip's question below, where should
>> interesting third-party widgets be shared?
>
> The widget could be uploaded as a zip to the Sample Stacks.
> There are a couple there already.
>
> This would help to make the user widgets easier to find
> > > zyrip wrote: Where can I share it?
> > Ben wrote: What is a good answer to zryip's question below,
> > where should interesting third-party widgets be shared?
> Andy wrote: The widget could be uploaded as a zip to the
> Sample Stacks. There are a couple there already.
If you mean snippets or
Hi Andrew,
Recompiled the same LiveCode file using 8.1.1 and Xcode 8 (I know
store multiple versions of Xcode and Android tools on an external hard
drive) and submitted to Apple as usual; though I did need to bump up
the build number since there was already an existing binary with that
value.
Upgraded to 8.1.2rc2 and Xcode 8.1 (Mac 10.11.5) and compiled a build to update
an existing app. Submitted build got pre-rejected with the following immediate
response email from Apple:
quote
Dear developer,
We have discovered one or more issues with your recent delivery for "Indiana On
Tap".
The widget could be uploaded as a zip to the Sample Stacks.
There are a couple there already.
This would help to make the user widgets easier to find for all LC users.
-
Andy Piddock
My software never has bugs. It just develops random features.
Copy the new cloud space, get your free 1
This sounds great! I don't know the correct answer to the question, but I'd
certainly like to see the widget. If nothing else perhaps you could share a
dropboxlink or similar with the list.
What is a good answer to zryip's question below, where should interesting
third-party widgets be shared?
Hi all,
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> BR wrote:
> > hh wrote:
> > > Jeanne D. wrote:
> > > Can you put it in a group and set a drop shadow for the group?
> > This is a real smart trick: Grouping (one or more) widgets.
> > Not only for "adding" bitmap-effects to the widget, also for
> > astounding visual effects by certain combination
> Scott R. wrote:
> > Hermann H. wrote:
> > Adding a 'native' angle property doesn't turn a bitmap display into a
> > raster display based on postscript/pdf.
> > Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator use postscript/pdf for each and every
> > single glyph. They dont have rotated fields (seen as controls).
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