Hi David,
There is a gradient toy on RevOnline, user name Mark. You might want
to look at the scripts to see how I did this.
Best regards,
Mark Schonewille
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Op 29-aug-2007, om 13:07 heeft David Bovill het volgende geschreven:
I've been taking a look at those gently beveled buttons / bars, and
I'm
wandering the best way to do this. It seems people often use
gradient fill
in images created in another program. My first take on this is that
it is
not the optimal way to do things - is it not better to use a small
image and
tile a button or a background of a group? For instance a 1 pixel
wide image
(in the shape of a vertical line) which fades slightly at the top
and bottom
- rather than an entire image in the form of a bar?
I have not played with gradient fills in Rev - but I know that
there are
some imagedata experts out there that have experimented with
creating such
fills with Revolution. Would it not be possible therefore to get
Rev to
create these fill automatically? So that a bar could be created of any
height, width and base colour wanted?
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