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klausdoege	Posted - Sep 26 2021 : 07:39:56 Hi Nigel, the procedure, SetByAngleAndDist works perfect. My question, you can also do this for Proc.AddSoftShadow ? Klaus DigiFoto www.klausdoege.de
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xequte	Posted - Sep 27 2021 : 19:20:41 Yes, I agree. Unfortunately that decision was made long before we were took over the ImageEn project. Nigel Xequte Software www.imageen.com
klausdoege	Posted - Sep 27 2021 : 10:53:42 Hi Nigel, Why are ImageEn angles are counterclockwise 0..-360 °. I think that's a bit illogical. It would be better 0..360 ° or not? Klaus DigiFoto www.klausdoege.de
klausdoege	Posted - Sep 27 2021 : 05:34:09 Hi Nigel, ok, i have been doing that for a long time. Thanks Klaus DigiFoto www.klausdoege.de
xequte	Posted - Sep 26 2021 : 17:28:11 Hi Klaus Unfortunately that is not practical to do as an overload (params would be the same), but the math is pretty straightforward: // Add a soft shadow to the current image using an angle angle := 45; // angled toward the bottom-right dist := 5; offX := cos( IEDegreesToRadians( angle )) * dist; offY := sin( IEDegreesToRadians( angle )) * dist; ImageEnView1.Proc.AddSoftShadow( 5, offX, offY ); Nigel Xequte Software www.imageen.com