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1. Supports any bpp for transparent images

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2. Windows XP at bpp < 32 possible bug fixed
3. Removed transparency by pallete color index (always use RGB value)
4. shrinked a bit (0.5 kb)


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Contrib/AdvSplash/advsplash.txt
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AdvSplash.exe - small (6.0k), simple plugin that lets you throw
AdvSplash.exe - small (5.5k), simple plugin that lets you throw
up a splash screen in NSIS installers with cool fading effects (win2k/xp)
and transparency (24bit/8bit bitmaps).
and transparency.
To use:
@ -31,13 +31,9 @@ Calling format
Delay - length to show the screen for (in milliseconds)
FadeIn - length to show the fadein scene (in ms) (not included in Delay)
FadeOut - length to show the fadeout scene (in ms) (not included in Delay)
KeyColor - color used for transparency. For 24 bit bitmaps could be any RGB
value (for ex. R=255 G=100 B=16 -> KeyColor=0xFF6410), for 8 bit bitmaps
could be either RGB value or index of the color at bitmap palette
(if such RGB color present in your image and you'd like to use palette
index, use (0x1000000+index) as KeyColor [you should calculate
this value by yourself]). Use KeyColor=-1 if there is now transparent
color at your image.
KeyColor - color used for transparency, could be any RGB value
(for ex. R=255 G=100 B=16 -> KeyColor=0xFF6410),
use KeyColor=-1 if there is no transparent color at your image.
FileName - splash bitmap filename (without the .bmp). The BMP file used will be
this parameter.bmp, and the wave file used (if present) will be this
parameter.wav.
@ -45,11 +41,11 @@ FileName - splash bitmap filename (without the .bmp). The BMP file used will be
(If you already have an .onInit function, put that in it)
Note 1: fadein/fadeout supported only on win2k/winxp systems, all other systems
will show simple splash screen with Delay = Delay + FadeIn + FadeOut.
will show simple splash screen with Delay = Delay + FadeIn + FadeOut. Also, I've
noted my winXP uses no transparent color at 16 bpp, so at bpps lower than 32
for images with transparent color no fading effect will occur.
Note 2: transparency supported only for 24bit and 8bit bitmaps.
Note 3: the return value of splash is 1 if the user closed the splash
Note 2: the return value of splash is 1 if the user closed the splash
screen early (pop it from the stack)
-Justin