#key color
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< Is it possible to set the key color as a range?.>
No. But if you can modify one of the files, try Mark Yankee's suggestion.
Maybe you can give us more details. I am not clear about
<composing two flics> and <importing 24-bit pictures>.
Do these apply to the same problem? Were the flics created with AniPro?
I've often used a macro to creates a mask for each frame on the fly. If this
applies to your problem, then "Separate" with "Near" might be useful for
creating the mask.
<I will upgrade to AAPro V2.0 before the end of the year>
On what date? Did I miss an announcement?
Ed K
I was just kidding about the upgrade. 8^) But, I do feel (hope) that another
release is immenent. (however it's spelled??)
Sorry, I didn't explain myself too clearly earlier. Here goes another try …
The flic that I'm trying to overlay was created by a morphing program. The
morphing program creates 24bit pictures with successive numbers. I use the
Numpic thing to import pictures as a flc.
Unfortunately, in the process of morphing, some of the white background ends up
being just off-white (253,253,253). So, when I try overlay it onto a
background, I get a speckeled transparent effect.
I'm going to try Mark Yankee's suggestions. I've got a lot of reading to do!!
Ah ha, I may have just figured it out. I'm going to try overlay it three
times. First onto a (253,253,253) background and then that flc onto a
(255,255,255) background. Finally I overlay the second flc onto the real
background. … It works, I've just tried it. Not too elegant though.
It's late. If this is gobledegook (however THAT'S spelled??) just ignore me.
Thanks, Michael.