Animated modulation
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@ustk I haven't done much with drawing code yet, but I'll try it. Thanks.
It achieves exactly the same thing as I'm achieving with multiple panels. Draw a 'hidden' border to mask the edges, then draw the real border on top.
The main reason I used panels in the first place was so I could see the colours in the interface designer properties panel. But since then I've moved all colours to script, so that reason no longer holds, I suppose.
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@dannytaurus Yeah, keeping the colours tidy in your code is easier in the end. Then you can set the component colours from script when needed and everything updates automatically if you adjust something instead of copy/paste in all components...
I tend to to everything I can in paint routines, the less components in the tree, the happier I am!
That being said... In order to reduce CPU load, I still tend to keep fixed drawing (bg, mask, etc...) in separate panels so the LAF function job is only constrained to what is really necessary. I also keep all the math constants externally, unlike the example...Other issue with the "multiple panel masking technique" is that when you want to move it, it can be very annoying, unless adding them all in an holder panel, which is one more component...
