Photoline change to 321 bit code#

Photoline change to 321 bit code#

The viewable and downloadable PHP code for it can be found here: Text2Grid PHP Source CodeĪ few things you should know about using it that will help you to get the most out of it. The working utility can be found here DataGhost's Text2Grid DataGhost has been kind enough to also host it on his own domain so that you may run it right in your browser, as well as provide the GPL licensed code so that anyone may put on their own server for personal use. The program was written in PHP so it needs to run on a server that allows you to execute it in the proper environment. (See below on the 'Authorized-Use ONLY' Grid for an initial use of this utility.) TutorialĭataGhost recently wrote a fun utility to assist in creating grids, as well as adding a feature that was tedious and difficult before, creating grid-shape commands to print small snippets of text on your displayed grid. However, overlapping lines and shapes - including CHDK OSD options overlapping any shapes in your grid - may flicker badly in the area of overlap. For example, a transparent circle on an otherwise black background: Hole 0, 0, 359, 259, 1, 179,119, 133, 118, 0, 0 This can be used to 'punch holes' into shapes. Note that (semi-)transparent colors do not show the underlying shape, but rather the camera picture. GrAnd 19:23, 23 June 2007 (UTC) Lines and shapes are drawn in the order they appear in the file, essentially drawing shapes on top of each other. x0, y0 - center rx, ry - two radiuses (See Ellipse a&b on the picture). For example, 15 -> 0x0F, 34 -> 0x22, and so on, but keep in mind that for complex Grid files it is advantageous to use decimal numbers to save space. Also, you can use hexadecimal values (as it is written in palette picker). Color is the color number from current color palette (you can use the Draw Palette command in the Miscellaneous Stuff menu). I suggest starting comment lines with symbol #, although it is unnecessary. So, you can use comments in the grid-file. Drawing coordinates are all within a 360 (x) by 240 (y) pixel area, Upper-left corner is 0, 0 and lower-right is 359, 239 Any lines which have an incorrect format are ignored.

Graphic Commands Format of grid file for CHDK: x0, y0, x1, y1, x0, y0, x1, y1, x0, y0, x1, y1, borderColor, x0, y0, rx, ry, x0, y0, rx, ry, fillColorĪll numbers can be either decimal or hexadecimal.