I noticed a small difference in the crop feature when opacity is not $FF: in PNut, it seems only to apply to manual drawing, but in Spin Tools it seems like it's applied to crops, too. In the attached screen shots you can see what I mean. In the analog meter demo the needle is drawn first and then partially hidden by crop commands. When the needle is set to translucent, the lower portion shows up through the crops.
I got around this by reducing opacity just before the needle draw, then putting it back to $FF before the crop that hides the bottom of the needle.
I noticed a small difference in the crop feature: in PNut, it seems only to apply to manual drawing, but in Spin Tools it seems like it's applied to crops, too. In the attached screen shots you can see what I mean. In the analog meter demo the needle is drawn first and then partially hidden by crop commands. When the needle is set to transparent, the lower portion shows up through the crops.
Ahah... it is the bitmap draw, I forgot to reset the opacity before drawing the bitmaps.... will fix soon.
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Yes, there is something wrong in the scope handling, will look at it.
Yes.
Thank you, Marco!
I noticed a small difference in the crop feature when opacity is not $FF: in PNut, it seems only to apply to manual drawing, but in Spin Tools it seems like it's applied to crops, too. In the attached screen shots you can see what I mean. In the analog meter demo the needle is drawn first and then partially hidden by crop commands. When the needle is set to translucent, the lower portion shows up through the crops.
I got around this by reducing opacity just before the needle draw, then putting it back to $FF before the crop that hides the bottom of the needle.
Ahah... it is the bitmap draw, I forgot to reset the opacity before drawing the bitmaps.... will fix soon.