Re: Can't get menus created with spumux to look good

I don't think I understand how the colorstuff works. I'm using three 
colors + transparency for the "highlight" image. No images specified for 
"select" and "image", which I think means that default transparent 
images will be used. Shouldn't that make four colors in total? (I have 
had a look at http://floatinginspace.za.org/spumux/spumux.html.)

I have also tried two colors + transparency, but it still messes up. The 
only thing that works is one color + transparency. (The edges still 
looks a little weird sometimes, but I found out that that happens if 
they are located at odd pixels.)

On 10/03/2010 02:48 AM, Lawrence D'Oliveiro wrote:
> On 24/09/10 07:19, Ronny Hägerman wrote:
>
>    
>> I have a highlight image with three colors + transparency. The image
>> mainly consists of four ellipses. (See
>> http://forum.videohelp.com/threads/325914-Spumux-problem)
>>      
> Basically, DVDAuthor doesn’t support using more than four colours in
> total for your menu. I’m surprised you don’t get an error saying it
> couldn’t pick the button masks.
>
>    
>> Everything seems to work fine, but the resulting menu is not good at all:
>> * The ellipses are in the wrong color, except in a few places where they
>> seem to intersect with other ellipses (which are not visible except
>> where they intersect).
>> * Some of the edges becomes light blue and some becomes dark gray.
>>      
> You seem to be trying to do anti-aliasing in the highlight image. Don’t
> do this.
>
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