Gfx_str_draw(#text,xpos*(project_w-txtw)+olt,yt+txth*bgh+olt,olr,olg,olb) Gfx_str_draw(#text,xpos*(project_w-txtw),yt+txth*bgh-olt,olr,olg,olb) Gfx_str_draw(#text,xpos*(project_w-txtw),yt+txth*bgh+olt,olr,olg,olb) Gfx_str_draw(#text,xpos*(project_w-txtw)-olt,yt+txth*bgh,olr,olg,olb) Gfx_str_draw(#text,xpos*(project_w-txtw)+olt,yt+txth*bgh,olr,olg,olb) Gfx_fillrect(xpos*(project_w-txtw)-bgw, yt, txtw+bgw*2, txth*(1+bgh*2)) Project_wh_valid=0 ? input_info(input,project_w,project_h) Wet=useWet?param_wet:1 // negative alpha = use 'wet' 'M' - monospace (if choice exists with the chosen font) 'S' - Shadow, 'O' - Outline(useless), 'V' - Invert bg/fg, 'B' - Bold, 'I' - Italics, 'R' - Blur aka smooth edges (no effect with S/O), Write your own text inside quotes, multiple lines allowedįont styles from following list - multiple choices allowed - uppercase mandatory Generate transparent animated gifs with some other tool like PPT and use 'overlay image' preset to display the pre-generated gifs. Not having time to do that now, my plan B would be: if my_letter = 'return' calculate new posx, posy

gfx_str_draw(my_letter, posx+outline_size, posy+outline_size) gfx_str_measure(my_letter,outline_w,outline_h)

The only solution I can think of requires coding a new preset with the following structure: I tried several variations on A & B including blurring the fake outline but most fonts have different proportions between plain and bold and alignment is almost always off. Unfortunately there is no simple solution to this because the function 'gfx_str_draw' used for displaying text has no parameters for outline thickness (although you may control its color). > It has sharp outline at the bottom right, but none at left top. Offset x and y several pixels towards to the bottom right, then draw the text again, >The outline is very thin, and the looking varies across the fonts.Ģ.

I’ll start with Intro first.I try several method to draw a text with thicker outline but the result is bad. Well, I usually divide the script into 3 parts, intro effects and outro. Definition usually fills with numbers or letters defining the denition marks, example if the tags has \t(%d,%d,\fs%d) and the definition is 0,200,50 meaning that you animate the font size larging it into 50 in 0 till 200 miliseconds time duration. L.text = string.format(“%s”,you write the definition here )Įffects usually write down with tags, you can see it in aegis help, section ASS overide tags and something like %d or %d or even %x (that a call it definition marks), learn and memorize it. Continuing from my previous post, let’s dive into the main course, which is the effects

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