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From: wayne-s@tut.cis.ohio-state.edu (derbaer)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.graphics
Subject: several questions on dpaint, and selective fading ( perplexed )
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Date: 23 Apr 91 12:25:39 GMT
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As a generla background, the machine that i am working with is an Amiga 1000
with beefed up ram ( 1.5 meg ) and a 40 meg hard drive. The software that i 
am currently working with ( relevant to the question ) is workbench 1.3 and 
DeluxePaint III. 

I would like to be able to take a dpaint file, and selective fade in and out 
any and/or all of the colors used to create the image from some specified 
initial point to the images final color scheme. 

eg.  I have three squares colored red, blue, and green on a black background.
I want to be able to start with the initial picture, and then fade the red 
square, then the blue, then the green, to the background color in succession. 

Now, what i _don't_ know is how unreasonable i am being in this line of 
questioning.  I should think this feat to not be very hard, but then i could 
be wrong... :D 

So are there any PD, shareware, commercial programs that do what i speak of? 
I'll settle on a binary, but would be oh so pleased to glom onto code as well.


I thank you all for the time and consideration, and i'll post a summary of 
what i recieve in responses.