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Glass png over visualization window?
Hi all,
I want to place a semi-transparent png file over the visualization window, for a glass effect. I already have the png file, I just need help with the xml code. FYI, I don't need it to be resizable, although I wouldn't mind if it did. The image below is an AVS preset. It's the only visualization that I use. Thanks in advance for any assistance. ![]() Cheers ![]() |
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Good luck with that, the avs preset will always force itself onto the top of the container, pretty much like any plugin that's running in a window (media lib, playlist, video etc) least it did from memory.
I think there are ways around it using maki, quite complex and cpu intensive if I remember rightly, things might be different now though |
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Bummer. Do AVS presets support png images? Maybe I could do it that way?
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You can create a container/layout over the layout with the avs component... then this overlay should always be on top that should work for you. But you'll have to figure it out on your own
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[STILL a retard!]
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In AVS:
You could save the png it as a bmp (on a black bg, if ya get me) then add a Render -> Picture to the end of the list. Configure it to use your bitmap (which you'll need to put in the plugins/avs/ dir) and set it to additive blend. |
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Do you feel like taking a crack at this? I've attached the png image and the avs if so. Again, many thanks if you can help. ![]() |
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[STILL a retard!]
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Bristol, UK
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yeah, it doesn't look quite right.
It's the dark bit at the bottom that doesn't blend correctly, which isn't surprising since that's what additive does. But with a bit of AVS magic (and photo editing) that can be fixed. Glass.bmp - Brightens the image Glass2.bmp - applies the darkening ish at the bottom. You might want to redo glass2.bmp at least, I just ripped it out of glass.png. I hope it's close enough to want you want. (hello modern skinners ![]() |
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Beautiful! Thanks QOAL!!!
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Did anyone actually tried this?
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"Just do it" they say..
For the record; it is doable, more or less like PJN said, in my test it can be seen over the Multipass windows (I´ve did it over PL too). It has some minor drawbacks I still haven´t solve, but all could be easily "fixeable" by a better (actual) coder. ![]() |
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