btnbmp gradient

[Silvio.Falconi]

When I create a btnbmp gradient with

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oBtnNum[k,t]:bClrGrad := { | lInvert | If( lInvert, ;
                               { { 1/3, aBack[k], aGradient[k] }, ;
                                 { 2/3, aGradient[k], aBack[k] }  ;
                               }, ;
                               { { 1/2, aGradient[k], aBack[k] }, ;
                                 { 1/2, aBack[k], aGradient[k] }  ;
                                } ) }

I have a btnbmp as this



practically I have a horizontal gradient how do I get a vertical gradient? ie like this




I tried also with

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oBtnNum[k,t]:bClrGrad  := { | lPressed | If( ! lPressed,;
            { { 1, aBack[k], aGradient[k] } },;
            { { 1, aGradient[k], aBack[k] } } ) }
 

result



which is the worst situation but it is not what I was looking for




any solution pls ?

[karinha]

Dear Silvio, Mira se ayuda:

http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=41854&p=250898&hilit=VERTICAL&sid=b0f0694dee37dc4a589488fbf28046ce&sid=9b82f74546e15892f4616af974cd6d21#p250898

Regards, saludos.

[Silvio.Falconi]

Dear Silvio, Mira se ayuda:

http://forums.fivetechsupport.com/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=41854&p=250898&hilit=VERTICAL&sid=b0f0694dee37dc4a589488fbf28046ce&sid=9b82f74546e15892f4616af974cd6d21#p250898

Regards, saludos.

I tried and it crash out with btnbmp

local aGradH := ;
{ { 0.20, aBack[k], aGradient[k] } ;
, { 0.30, aGradient[k], atext[k] } ;
, { 0.30, atext[k], aGradient[k] } ;
, { 0.20, aGradient[k], aBack[k] } ;
, .F. ;
}
oBtnNum[k,t]:bClrGrad := aGradH

[nageswaragunupudi]

Please try:

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oBtnNum[k,t]:bClrGrad := { |lInvert| aGradH }
 

[Silvio.Falconi]

Please try:

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oBtnNum[k,t]:bClrGrad := { |lInvert| aGradH }
 

Nages,
with
local aGradH := ;
{ { 0.20, aBack[k], aGradient[k] } ;
, { 0.30, aGradient[k], atext[k] } ;
, { 0.30, atext[k], aGradient[k] } ;
, { 0.20, aGradient[k], aBack[k] } ;
, .f. ;
}

I have this


with

local aGradH := ;
{ { 0.20, aBack[k], aGradient[k] } ;
, { 0.30, aGradient[k], atext[k] } ;
, { 0.30, atext[k], aGradient[k] } ;
, { 0.20, aGradient[k], aBack[k] } ;
, .t. ;
}

I have this



I wish on Horizontal n1 more clear n.10 more back
as this : i look it on another software not mine

[nageswaragunupudi]

I explained how to make horizontal gradient. We can make angular gradients too and also use alpha colors.
In all cases, final appearance depends on choice of colors and percent values.

[Silvio.Falconi]

I explained how to make horizontal gradient. We can make angular gradients too and also use alpha colors.
In all cases, final appearance depends on choice of colors and percent values.

I not think it is angular gradient
the number 1 much lighter and the number 10 much darker, I have these three colors
Back color
Gradient color
Text color
I thought that I could make a gradient to the btnbmp with the "back color" and the "gradient color" and put the "text color" to write the text

the gradient starts from the buttons on the left which are light to the last one on the right which are dark
Instead, until now I have a horizontal and vertical gradien in the middle in the button instead the vertical should always start vertically from left to right