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PeterPanino Posted - Dec 20 2021 : 11:47:13
Is it possible to PAINT with transparency? (Using Transparency instead of a color).

Is there an explicit feature to paint with transparency? Or would I have to use a workaround?: First panting with an unused color, and then, at OnMouseUp, automatically transforming the paint color to transparency?
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xequte Posted - Jan 10 2022 : 16:35:55
Just email me. Release will probably be Feb/March.

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
PeterPanino Posted - Jan 10 2022 : 03:31:18
Excellent! How can I get the Beta? When is the next Release planned?
xequte Posted - Jan 09 2022 : 23:07:39
Hi

In the current beta you can use:

ImageEnView1.BrushTool.EraserColor := clNone;

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
PeterPanino Posted - Dec 29 2021 : 15:05:06
Thanks. Perhaps implement it as an option of the iebfEraser BrushTool. So I could show a CheckBox to the user where he can select whether he wants to remove the color or not.

I am looking forward to it.
xequte Posted - Dec 29 2021 : 15:02:20
I'll look into this for the next update.

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com
PeterPanino Posted - Dec 29 2021 : 14:51:59
Hi Nigel,

The iebfEraser BrushTool does TWO things:

1. it removes the COLOR from the erased area
2. it sets the ALPHA transparency in the erased area

However, I EXPLICITLY need ONLY the second part: Setting the ALPHA transparency in the erased area (WITHOUT removing the color from the erased area).

How can I achieve this?
xequte Posted - Dec 21 2021 : 22:50:17
Hi Peter

Using a brush? You can do it as follows:

ImageEnView1.BrushTool.BrushFill     := iebfEraser;
ImageEnView1.BrushTool.EraserOpacity := 1.0;
ImageEnView1.MouseInteractGeneral    := [ miBrushTool ];


https://www.imageen.com/help/TImageEnView.BrushTool.html

Nigel
Xequte Software
www.imageen.com