3.1.2
Moderators: BTT, andy55, b.dwall, juxtiphi
There are all in the same folder now. Ones with starting with ( and ending with ) will not be automatically shown by G-Force. How G-Force can tell a foreground from a background, I do not know.
I think you can do something in a script or by making a .txt file with the same name as the picture file to determine how they display.
I think you can do something in a script or by making a .txt file with the same name as the picture file to determine how they display.
Okay, here's what I was talking about. In sprites there are two "G-Force Watermark" files, a .jpg and a .txt. The text file has this content:
// Center the Splash image...
X="-.97"
Y="-.97"
PDur="120"
// To make the item background-only, omit Pen (and just use EPen)
EPen=".5"
// Compatibilty...
Vers=300
As the comment indicates, omitting the Pen parameter means to use as a background. So you could edit (Default).txt and add a line for Pen and that would make all sprites (without their own .txt file not having Pen) be a foreground sprite. Or make a .txt file for each and every sprite with or without Pen to control back/fore ground.
This unfortunately is more difficult than just placing the .jpg in one of two folders. It marks a trend, I must complain, of making things more difficult on the user such as placing the particles in with the waves. That annoying change makes it much more difficult to automate script generation.
I say:
Bring back separate foreground/background folders as well as separate wave/particle folders. (Please)
// Center the Splash image...
X="-.97"
Y="-.97"
PDur="120"
// To make the item background-only, omit Pen (and just use EPen)
EPen=".5"
// Compatibilty...
Vers=300
As the comment indicates, omitting the Pen parameter means to use as a background. So you could edit (Default).txt and add a line for Pen and that would make all sprites (without their own .txt file not having Pen) be a foreground sprite. Or make a .txt file for each and every sprite with or without Pen to control back/fore ground.
This unfortunately is more difficult than just placing the .jpg in one of two folders. It marks a trend, I must complain, of making things more difficult on the user such as placing the particles in with the waves. That annoying change makes it much more difficult to automate script generation.
I say:
Bring back separate foreground/background folders as well as separate wave/particle folders. (Please)
Re: 3.1.2
Check out this post:kenh wrote:Whatever happened to Auto and Foreground sprites ?
http://forums.soundspectrum.com/viewtop ... =4359#4359
Andy