Andrea Viarengo
2007-10-24 08:57:46 UTC
Hi Christian!
You are a little disapear !! Probably you have much to do in this days...or
perhaps you silent working to the new release...
Don't worry! We are waiting.
I want to show you another little problem:
Why the patches in the pics attached are rendered in a different way?
You can see a white line around the first patch, but I have used exactly the
same image with the same resolution, the difference is that in the first
case I have drawn the door inside the wall (using photoshop), so the first
is a transparent png and the second is a normal opaque png.
Why in the first case Pipmak draw an white edge? (Probably is not white, but
transparent, and the color inside the room is white...)
I have tryed to debug code but without success....
Do you think to correct these issues? And how you are planed to develop
little more Pipmak? We hope soon...!!!
I think these little problems was introduced with the arbitrary patch
positioning.
I try to resume the issues remained unresolved:
1) Consecutive patches have a gap between them
2) If you modify an image (with manipulation tools) and use both unmodified
one than modified image, sometime (often..) you got the same image (the
modified): this means that image cache management doesn't work correctly
(Pipmak take the image from the cache, but the image was modified, so it
should reload an unmodified image form the disk....)
3) Transparent PNG and opaque PNG are rendered in a different way (with a
different gap around..see point 1)
I hope this can help you.
Bye
Andrea
You are a little disapear !! Probably you have much to do in this days...or
perhaps you silent working to the new release...
Don't worry! We are waiting.
I want to show you another little problem:
Why the patches in the pics attached are rendered in a different way?
You can see a white line around the first patch, but I have used exactly the
same image with the same resolution, the difference is that in the first
case I have drawn the door inside the wall (using photoshop), so the first
is a transparent png and the second is a normal opaque png.
Why in the first case Pipmak draw an white edge? (Probably is not white, but
transparent, and the color inside the room is white...)
I have tryed to debug code but without success....
Do you think to correct these issues? And how you are planed to develop
little more Pipmak? We hope soon...!!!
I think these little problems was introduced with the arbitrary patch
positioning.
I try to resume the issues remained unresolved:
1) Consecutive patches have a gap between them
2) If you modify an image (with manipulation tools) and use both unmodified
one than modified image, sometime (often..) you got the same image (the
modified): this means that image cache management doesn't work correctly
(Pipmak take the image from the cache, but the image was modified, so it
should reload an unmodified image form the disk....)
3) Transparent PNG and opaque PNG are rendered in a different way (with a
different gap around..see point 1)
I hope this can help you.
Bye
Andrea