I have a 256x128px texture image for a backdrop. I draw a rectangle completely covering my 320x240 work area and set fill as 'image texture/tile'. Why does only 110 wide of the tile show? And the resolution is .
I have tried starting with a smaller rectangle and scaling up, the reverse of that, working on frame 0 etc. whatever. It seems a pretty simple task that works OK in AS5. Is this a version bug or have I missed a setting somewhere or something really simple?
The work-around I used is to tile it in another prog and import that image. Messy but no big deal. I can only presume it will get fixed in the next update of the prog.?
I don't use tiling that often but it came up again as an option. Grrrrr.
I played around and have a workaround - albeit a slightly messy one.
In the file source code there is a line giving the path to the image texture - in the example I posted it will be: */*/tki_logo.gif" 1
On the line immediately above is '10'
Change this to '6' and it works -- why? No idea. It does mess up the interface a bit but - it works. I haven't tested a lot in a complex file, especially rendering, but figure it will pass muster.
I reported it as bug but LM clarifies it as not a bug:
It's true that the texture effect doesn't work the same as in version 5, but it's better now and the behavior is correct. Take a look at the two new screenshots I added. When the Select Shape tool is active you get a pair of red circle handles that let you position, stretch, and rotate the texture inside the shape. The two options come into play when you stretch the texture so that it is smaller than the shape.
"Tile" means the texture will repeat over and over like my first screenshot. "Don't Repeat" means the texture will not repeat, as in my second screenshot. "Stretch" is no longer the correct term, since the control handle lets you stretch the texture either way - the new behavior is really about tiling or not tiling.
Yes, I see it now. I have been using 7Feet's modified select_shape (with Rudiger's add). It is VERY useful to have those little handles.
An easy enough matter to rename that version. The main feature is setting shape levels. It doesn't seem to intefere with the sizing set by the LM version.