no, not only for reducing. Effect's name is "resize", not "reduce" that is why there are 2 settings - min and max. so for above settings if image is smaller than 200x150 it will be enlarged (respecting image aspect ratio)this is for reduce only ?
no, not only for reducing. Effect's name is "resize", not "reduce" that is why there are 2 settings - min and max. so for above settings if image is smaller than 200x150 it will be enlarged (respecting image aspect ratio)this is for reduce only ?
i think i'm not alone .... but designer are missing.i hope that current implementation covers all your wishes
<effects>
<!-- glow: blurred glow effect around the clear logo.
radius - blurred width of glowing underlayer [integer 1..20];
lightness_threshold - value of clear logo image lightness (only pixels with alpha > 127 will be taken in count) [float0.0..1.0];
active_part - for what part of lightness range will be generated effect ["above" ( Au-dessus ) or "below" (En-dessous)].
e.g. if lightness_threshold="0.5" and active_part="above" then effect will be generated
for all logos with lightness values above 0.5
-->
<effect enabled="yes" type="glow" radius="10" color="Cornsilk" lightness_threshold="0.4" active_part="below" />
<effect enabled="yes" type="glow" radius="10" color="FloralWhite" lightness_threshold="0.4" active_part="above" />
<!-- outerglow: blurred contour effect around the clear logo.
width - width of contour around the non-transparent part of clear logotype [integer 1..5];
transparency - transparency of that blurred contour [float 0.0..1.0];
lightness_threshold and active_part - same as in glow effect.
-->
<!-- White border on Black logo -->
<effect enabled="yes" type="outerglow" width="1" color="GhostWhite" transparency="0.9" lightness_threshold="0.4" active_part="below" />
<!-- Black border on White logo -->
<effect enabled="yes" type="outerglow" width="1" color="DarkGray" transparency="0.9" lightness_threshold="0.4" active_part="above" />
<!-- resize: resize logo image if necessary. Will be done in such way that whole logo should be visible in resulting image.
minX - minimal logo image width for that no resize will be taken;
maxX - maximal logo image width for that no resize will be taken;
resizedX - new width value that logo image will be scaled to, if (Minx <= image Width <= MaxX) == false;
MinY, MaxY, resizedY - same as above, but for image height;
MinXY, MaxXY, resizedXY - same as above but for any dimension (width or height);
It makes sense to use either set of (MinX + MaxX + resizedX + MinY + MaxY + resizedY) or (minXY + maxXY + resizedXY).
-->
<effect enabled="yes" type="resize" minX="170" maxX="170" resizedX="170" minY="130" maxY="130" resizedY="130" />
<effect enabled="no" type="resize" minXY="160" maxXY="200" resizedXY="200" />
<effect enabled="yes" type="glow" radius="14" color="Cornsilk" Min_lightness_threshold="0.00" Max_lightness_threshold="0.40" />
<effect enabled="yes" type="glow" radius="14" color="FloralWhite" Min_lightness_threshold="0.40" Max_lightness_threshold="1.00" />
Why should it? It will be overwritten only if new file is newer I think.PS : when logo are already mapped in source folder, if we change the package source,they are not overwritten.
yes, for the same package. but maybe you are right if user want save logo used , because like it ! , if one logo with the same name is bad instead of logo downloaded. it's very bad. and vive verca, if one guys doesn't like logo downloaded (from Package 1), and want the same logo name from Package 2.only if new file is newer I think.