I think that it will be good to move the 'Use transparency & alpha' from option/view to menu view
What do you think?
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Ok, so 'use alpha channel' and 'use transparent index' in view mode and for preview in browser. But if we change the setting in one view mode, the other view and preview-browser must change??XnTriq wrote:Yes, I’m all for it.
This great feature is (almost) unique to XnView and unrecognized by many users. It deserves a place in the menu, preferably next to Show Mask.
Currently it was a global setting...
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If I understand correctly we have two choices here:xnview wrote:But if we change the setting in one view mode, the other view and preview-browser must change??
Currently it was a global setting...
- Make it work like the Show Mask command, which can be activated on every open image independently.
- Make it a global setting. Display of all open images will be refreshed when the setting is changed.
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But if it's a local settings, so one setting for each view mode, and for preview.XnTriq wrote:[*]Make it work like the Show Mask command, which can be activated on every open image independently.
And how to change the initial value?
No thoughts?[*]Make it a global setting. Display of all open images will be refreshed when the setting is changed.
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Are you talking about color-indexed images with alpha channel and transparency colour set? What is 'Show mask' about then?
I think it is not important to make entry for such setting in Options. It is enough to remember menu option state. Default transparency and alpha should be used, because it is how image creator intended them to be shown.
I think it is not important to make entry for such setting in Options. It is enough to remember menu option state. Default transparency and alpha should be used, because it is how image creator intended them to be shown.
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Show mask is show alpha channelnightflyer wrote:Are you talking about color-indexed images with alpha channel and transparency colour set? What is 'Show mask' about then?
So only ONE setting for view & preview ?I think it is not important to make entry for such setting in Options. It is enough to remember menu option state. Default transparency and alpha should be used, because it is how image creator intended them to be shown.
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For users who haven't played with XnView's transparency features yet, I've put together some (animated) screenshots in order to illustrate what these commands and settings actually do:
- Quezako: Logiciels Favoris » xnview.png (32-bit RGBA)
- Christopher Schmitt: Fart Bucks » spacesuit.png (32-bit RGBA) « Spacewalk.gif
- PNG Home Site: Photographic PNGs with Alpha Transparency » RedbrushAlpha-0.5.png (8-bit RGBA) on purple stucco
- CrystalXP.net: Quiet iCons » xnview0ug.png (32-bit RGBA)