Adding a graphic
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Adding a graphic
Does anyone know how to add a jpg as a background in gforce. I have the platinum version.....Thus far I have brought it into the Sprites folder i just dont know how to get it to play? any help would be greatly appreciated.
Just put it in "\Program Files\SoundSpectrum\G-Force\Sprites". You should be all set... but if you want, create a script in the 'Scripts' directory named 'CTRL 6.txt' :
/*
This is a simple example that displays a specific sprite. The named sprite can be the name of any item located in the "Sprites" subfolders). As always, extensions don't matter (ie, are ignored).
*/
StartSprite( "Your Image" );
<eof>
you would issue a 'CTRL-6' sequence to the selected display window
You can also use the Toolbar, but you would need to adjust (disable) the configuration of all (other) images.
You can find a lot of great pictures to add if you search the net. Due to copywrite issues, I tend to refain from posting direct links. Google image searchs are a good starting point.
*** Be aware however, sometimes the other activity going on,
*** partially or completely obscures a background image.
/*
This is a simple example that displays a specific sprite. The named sprite can be the name of any item located in the "Sprites" subfolders). As always, extensions don't matter (ie, are ignored).
*/
StartSprite( "Your Image" );
<eof>
you would issue a 'CTRL-6' sequence to the selected display window
You can also use the Toolbar, but you would need to adjust (disable) the configuration of all (other) images.
You can find a lot of great pictures to add if you search the net. Due to copywrite issues, I tend to refain from posting direct links. Google image searchs are a good starting point.
*** Be aware however, sometimes the other activity going on,
*** partially or completely obscures a background image.
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Hi All,
Thanks Jerohm and Splungent for giving the solution on graphic query. The query raised by TOPDOWN was something in common and I have found some people having the same query. I am register here so that I can help others as well. I have keep a note of this post and I am sure your suggestion will definitely a beneficiary for me to assist others.
Thanks a lot.
Thanks Jerohm and Splungent for giving the solution on graphic query. The query raised by TOPDOWN was something in common and I have found some people having the same query. I am register here so that I can help others as well. I have keep a note of this post and I am sure your suggestion will definitely a beneficiary for me to assist others.
Thanks a lot.