Outstanding work:up:

RDP

:rock: :rock: :rock:

Hi Mraah...

Is posible to move the text "Range XXXX" a little bit down ?

Look at this...

http://img517.imageshack.us/img517/7...3515yz9.th.jpg

Simply outstanding work on a much needed fix!!!

Thank you so much ... Skipbo (Jim) :up:

That is nice also! So much to choose from! What do you think Mraah?

Excellent Work!

Cool Darkship. How do you add an Alpha layer to the DDS?
Also, you able to compile the DDS to a DXT5 format?
My photoshop locks up with the DDS plugin. I think I'm missing dll files that I can't seem to find.

EDIT : Explain the change please. I'm still kinda a dope on working with Photoshop... believe it or not.

Rudimentary tut on alpha channels. Hope it helps.
http://www.subsim.com/radioroom/showthread.php?t=112868

very nice Redwine! Nice clear bearing text.

I don't think you can move the text. So far the TEXT and SWEEP appear to be linked by a common TEXCOORD in the fx files ... however it's worth an experiment. Look in the RadarVS.fx file .... I don't know, but changing something there might bump the text around maybe?

VS_OUT main(VS_IN In)
{
VS_OUT Out;
//Out.ProjPos=mul(matProj,In.Pos);
Out.ProjPos.x=sign(In.Pos.x);
Out.ProjPos.y=sign(In.Pos.y);
Out.ProjPos.z=1;
Out.ProjPos.w=1;
Out.Tex0=In.Tex0;
Out.Tex1=In.Tex1;
Out.Tex2=In.Tex2+rand.xy;
Out.Tex3=In.Tex3;
// Out.CSPos=Out.ProjPos.xy/Out.ProjPos.w;
return Out;


EDIT : You know, off the top of my head it's probably not able to be moved. As far as I understand I believe there's a source code that builds the sweep and defines the text location. That source code is probably imbedded somewhere.

Great!! I'll have a look. thanks.

Very helpful, nice tut!!! :up:
Just the reverse of what I did to get the circles out in the open ... :doh: doh!!!

a 1024 by 1024 dds works fine as PPI texture btw...

@ Mraah,

Check MP, please.

Thx

DS

Are you going to make a new version then?

I made an Aplha channel wich covers all the screen except the rings and numbers but it seems to not impoves anything :hmm::hmm::hmm: