Changes between Version 19 and Version 20 of FRAME_FILLING_PATTERN_R0

Timestamp:

05/28/09 15:20:18 (16 years ago)

Author:

danvisel

Comment:

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FRAME_FILLING_PATTERN_R0

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 == Overview ==
 
-When the fill style is "pattern", the background of the frame or the page becomes another image which may be repeated.  
+When the fill style is "pattern", the background of the frame or the page becomes another image which is repeated. This revision only requires selecting an image and repeating it.
 
-This revision only requires selecting an image and repeating it.
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-In future revisions of this task, it would be nice to allow pattern rotation, resizing, and offset as well as selecting an image through drag and drop.
+In future revisions of this task, it would be nice to allow pattern rotation, resizing, and offset as well as selecting an image through drag and drop; because of these settings it will be necessary to have a pattern settings window.
 
 == Task requirements ==
@@ -18 +16 @@
  * If the user chooses the PATTERN fill type in the frame or page background & border HUD, a "pattern settings" button should be shown instead of the color square. 
  * The default pattern fill is empty.
- * When the pattern settings button is clicked, the pattern settings window is opened, allowing the user to change the pattern settings.  
- * Pattern fill must support general fill opacity.
- * The pattern settings window has the following elements:
-  * A select image button. Clicking this brings up a file dialogue prompting the user to select an image for the pattern. Clicking this when a pattern has already been set replaces the images with a new one.
-  * A "repeat" checkbox. If this is checked and the image is smaller than the frame, the image repeats. If it is not checked, the image does not repeat. Default is to repeat.
-  * An "Okay" button: when this is clicked, the pattern settings window is closed.
+ * When the pattern settings button is clicked, it brings up a file dialogue prompting the user to select an image for the pattern. Clicking this when a pattern has already been set replaces the images with a new one.
 
 == Task result ==