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On Mon, Nov 12, 2007 at 03:09:44PM -0600, Penguin Lover Michael Sullivan squawked: |
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> Alpha: rgba(0,255,0,1) #00FF0000 |
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> Background color: black |
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> Transparent color: rgba(0,255,0,1) |
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> It claims that the background is black, but the gif doesn't show a |
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> background at all, and the BMP shows a green background. Can you see |
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The gif doesn't show a background because the "background" is green |
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and the transparent color is set to green. |
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And in my opinion whoever created the file in the first place messed |
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up by setting the background color different from the transparent |
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color, but that's just my aesthetics, and not any standards. |
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> anything in the listing that I haven't that will help me to know what |
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> color I need to set transparent for the BMP? I tried setting (0, 255, |
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hum? I didn't know bitmaps supported transparency... |
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> 0, 1) transparent, and it still showed up green. |
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apparently they do, somewhat; if the suggestion they give at |
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http://www.msfn.org/board/transparent_bmp_s_t22523.html |
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is correct, what you need to do is to make sure you convert to a |
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paletted bmp and use a little bit of imagemagick to make the (0,0) |
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pixel the right color. I guess you can probably read the original gifs |
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and grep for the transparent color line and set it from there. |
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But, I've never seen transparent bmps, so I don't really know. |
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"What the hell is a functional. And if its called a functional derivative, why |
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can't I get it to work?" |
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~DeathMech, Some Student. P-town PHY 205 |
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