Re: Graphic effects parms

Thanks Scott. Pete lcSQL Software On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 5:49 PM, Scott Rossi wrote: > I tried it after I saw your note. This parameter doesn't appear to affect > anything in the resulting effect that I can see. > > Unrelated (but important to me): the effect of the sp

Re: Graphic effects parms

I tried it after I saw your note. This parameter doesn't appear to affect anything in the resulting effect that I can see. Unrelated (but important to me): the effect of the spread parameter for innerglow when set to "edge" needs to be updated, as it's currently backwards. Increasing the spread

Re: Graphic effects parms

Thanks SCott. Any ideas on the "range" parameter for innerglow and outerglow? Pete lcSQL Software On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 10:59 AM, Scott Rossi wrote: > The knockout option determines whether the shape of the target object is > subtracted from the underlying dropshadow e

Re: Graphic effects parms

Hi Scott. Perhaps one of these settings could resolve a visual problem I'm having with tmGauge 1.11... I have a circular gauge (g10) on the card, but the rectangular bounding box of the gauge is apparent as a ghosted line about 10 pixels thick. You can see the ghost box whether there is a backgr

Re: Graphic effects parms

Please add "range" to the list of undocumented graphic effects parms (for innerglow and outerglow) - appears to default to 255 Pete lcSQL Software On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 10:30 AM, Peter Haworth wrote: > There are a couple of graphic effects parms in the Inspector that a

Re: Graphic effects parms

The knockout option determines whether the shape of the target object is subtracted from the underlying dropshadow effect. In general, knockout is better disabled because a feint halo of card color can seep through the region where the dropshadow meets the object. You may want to enable knockout