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Title: A little play with GradientFill
Post by: ramguru on July 12, 2009, 09:28:35 PM
This is my current project. In its early stage yet :S
So if you have 64-bit windows, download attachment
& have a play. Pay special attention to "gradient maker"
(took me 3 days to implement) which can be found
= Menu:  Properties->Customize.

Just so you know:
1) "gradient maker" may have max 16 arrows
2) "gradient maker" must have min 2 arrows
3) Remove arrow by right-clicking on it
4) Add new arrow by double-clicking in empty arrow area
5) Change color of the point (arrow) by double-clicking on it
6) Color change take place when u press "Set"
7) Structure that defines gradient in memory looks like this
  xxyy dd percentage, color, percentage, color, ..
8) First percentage value always 0
9) This project is incomplete .. so don't expect much
10) have fun

Here are some examples of "gradient maker" look:
(http://img15.imageshack.us/img15/2443/gradsl.png)

Waiting for suggestions, critic :}

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Title: Re: A little play with GradientFill
Post by: BlackVortex on October 29, 2009, 01:48:25 AM
Ha ! Cool stuff !

Very racist of you to only provide a x64 binary !  :cheekygreen:

P.S.: It crashes on exit on win7.
EDIT: Windows 7 detected the crash and applied some compatibility settings to it, not it doesn't crash on exit ! Impressive  :thumbu

EDIT: Holy crap, was this a late response or what ?  :green2
Title: Re: A little play with GradientFill
Post by: caseys on December 26, 2010, 08:34:17 PM
thats an old post. but this compiled tool is not working under winxp