First I should mention that I'm new to using the 4D display modules, so this may be something obvious that I just haven't tripped over yet. I'm currently evaluating the uLCD-32PTU and the uLCD-28PTU. I'm working in Reversed Landscape mode.
I am working in the Visi environment importing 24 bit .png files for button images. I am using full Red+Blue as the transparency color (0xF81F, or what you call FUCHSIA) and am mostly getting the expected results. However I seem to be getting some odd rendering issues when showing certain button images on-screen. For instance:


The above is an example of one of button's images (specifically the Left button, Normal, Pressed, Lit, Lit+Pressed versions). With this button I get a black one pixel bar on the far right side of where the image should have rendered (when any of the four button faces is called out). It is difficult to tell, but I believe this bar is in the last column of pixels that should have been drawn by the img_Show command (it's possible it's the column immediately to the right of the image region).
Are there any known restrictions on the sizes, locations, or content of images? Let me know if I can provide specific details or tests which might provide useful information I've omitted.
I am working in the Visi environment importing 24 bit .png files for button images. I am using full Red+Blue as the transparency color (0xF81F, or what you call FUCHSIA) and am mostly getting the expected results. However I seem to be getting some odd rendering issues when showing certain button images on-screen. For instance:
The above is an example of one of button's images (specifically the Left button, Normal, Pressed, Lit, Lit+Pressed versions). With this button I get a black one pixel bar on the far right side of where the image should have rendered (when any of the four button faces is called out). It is difficult to tell, but I believe this bar is in the last column of pixels that should have been drawn by the img_Show command (it's possible it's the column immediately to the right of the image region).
Are there any known restrictions on the sizes, locations, or content of images? Let me know if I can provide specific details or tests which might provide useful information I've omitted.
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