Graphic turning to black

[Frank D. Engel, Jr.]

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Drag an image area onto your stack, then right-click and choose "Paint 
Tools," and you will see that Rev already has built-in painting tools 
for use with images.

You'll need to make your own toolbar (or otherwise provide an interface 
to pick a tool and color(s)), but most of the infrastructure is already 
there.  Look up the tool property in the docs for more info.

On Apr 20, 2005, at 7:04 AM, Christian Langers wrote:

> Hi,
>
> Independently of the img format, the black is there !
>
> But I found out that turning the "best resize quality" on in the object
> inspector, solves this problem...?!
>
> By the way, is there anybody who did a "paint"-like stack as I'm 
> working on
> a module for coloring imported images for children in kindergarten....
>
>
> Thanks for any suggestion how to accelerate the project...
>
>
> Christian
>
>
>
>
> Am 19/04/05 17:29 schrieb "MisterX" unter <b.xavier at internet.lu>:
>
>> Christian said
>>
>>> 1. I created a new stack
>>> 2. I imported an image (black and white img --> created in
>>> paint) (.bmp
>>> here)
>>> 3. colored parts of it with the fill bucket (any color) 4.
>>> selecting and resizing the image makes the whole image black !!!
>>>
>>> You can't work properly with this img anymore ...I noticed
>>> this only on the win version of REV....
>>>
>>> 5. Saving the stack with the img turned to black, closing and
>>> reopening it, gives me the colored imag ; the color black did
>>> disappear...
>>>
>>>
>>> Is this a bug ? Or,... ?
>>
>> Christian,
>>
>> Have you tried using PNG? It might be well worth the switch from the 
>> old
>> antiquated and oversized bmp format...
>>
>> Which just gives me the idea to make an import/export module for my 
>> media
>> library...
>>
>> get askfile("*.bmp;*.pnt")
>> importImage it
>> replaceFileExtension it, "png"
>> exportImage it
>> delete last image
>> ImportImage it
>>
>> excuse the pseudo script (taoo script actually), but im sure you'll 
>> find the
>> right commands. I just join the names of the functions i use in my
>> Transcript wrappers...
>>
>> Voila... I didn't test the rest mind you but it usually works. 
>> Although I've
>> found the rev paint tools to be a bit unatractive, I keep the work to 
>> a more
>> macpaint like program.
>>
>> I used to love doodling in HyperCard, i just dont feel the pencil the 
>> same
>> way in RunRev...
>>
>> cheers
>> Xavier
>>
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Frank D. Engel, Jr.  <fde101 at fjrhome.net>

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