Design Challenge -- Round Corner mask on images

[Alejandro Tejada]

Hi Bernd,


BNig wrote
> I guess it is a habit from times when the paintcompression default was
> "RLE" in the IDE and you can define the export format using export... e.g.
> as "png".
> 
> And somehow I like to export to a container. I feel I have more control
> over where the image goes instead of an image just landing smack in the
> middle of the card. But that is just a matter of preferences.
> 
> Now the default paintcompression is "PNG" and it does not matter so much
> anymore. Before you would have to change the paintCompression to get a
> "png" using import.
> 
> It also used to be that using "RLE" as paintcompression sped up some image
> manipulations quite a lot for setting imageData and such. As far as I am
> aware the speed advantage is not as large as it used to be.

This information is very useful. Many Thanks! :D

Did you have a reliable recipe to export (or import)
a snapshot of an image with a blend mode
(or ink effect) applied?

Try this:

1) Import two images:

a) transparent black and white png (ubuntu logo)
http://design.ubuntu.com/wp-content/uploads/logo-ubuntu_cof-white_black-hex.png

b) color jpg image (ubuntu glass logo)
https://roboticsclub.org/redmine/projects/scoutmech/repository/revisions/126146b75ea50ed09523a8c2cc85c83ee7d6f93b/entry/docs/DocumentationImages/WebsiteMarketing/WebsiteSlider/ubuntu_glass_logo.jpg

2) Apply a blend mode (or ink effect) 
like blendPlus or blendMultiply or 
notSrcOr, etc, etc, etc. to these
images.

3) Import or export a snapshot
of these images and place the result
in the same card. The result is exactly
like original images, without the
blend (or ink applied)

How could we import an image
that shows the ink effect?

Thanks in advance!

Alejandro



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