I started without the mask in the img2py command without success. I've
attached the original image to this message if you want to test it (I'm on
Vista sp1, python2.5.4, wxpy2.8.9.2). Image created with Inkscape
Marco
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Messaggio originale----
Da: andrea.gavana@gmail.com
Data: 09/04/2009 10.46
A: "m.prosperi@libero.it"<m.prosperi@libero.it>, <wxpython-users@lists.
wxwidgets.org>
Ogg: Re: [wxpython-users] AdvancedSplash, transparency and
img2py
Hi Marco,
hi all, I'm using a png image for my agw splashcreen (a rectangle
with
transparent corners). If I create the wx.bitmap from file and pass it
to
advancedsplash constructor everything works fine:
bmp0 = wx.Bitmap
("rect1306.
png", wx.BITMAP_TYPE_PNG)
AdvancedSplash.AdvancedSplash.
__init__(self,
bitmap=bmp0,parent=None, id=-1,style = wx.NO_BORDER|wx.
FRAME_NO_TASKBAR|wx.
STAY_ON_TOP|wx.FRAME_SHAPED,extrastyle=AdvancedSplash.
AS_TIMEOUT |
AdvancedSplash.AS_CENTER_ON_SCREEN | AdvancedSplash.
AS_SHADOW_BITMAP,
timeout=5000, shadowcolour=wx.WHITE)
but if I embed
the png in a images module
and retrieve bmp0 from there (bmp0 = images.
getSplashscreenBitmap() ) the
corners of the rectangle aren't transparent. I
embed the png in images module
with this instruction for img2py.py:
" -
m ffffff -c -a -u -i -n Splashscreen
rect1306.png images.py"
Where am
I going wrong?
I am not sure without having the image to play with, but as a
first
suggestion, I would try to remove all the options you are passing to
img2py regarding the mask. If the PNG has tranparency in it, img2py
*should*
be able to handle it without specifying the mask option. If
it doesn't work,
you should probably send the image for us to play
with.
Andrea.
"
Imagination Is The Only Weapon In The War Against Reality."
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On Wed, Apr 8, 2009 at 10:07 PM, m.prosperi@libero.it wrote: