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Super Gradients is a class that allows you to draw gradients at blazing speeds with n number of colours at required positions. It is incredibly simple to use. Drop the class in your project, give one array containing all the colours and one array containing the position of the colours (positioning is optional) and simply ask it to render. The given example implementation shows you how to draw Microsoft Word style Gold and Chrome effects. Also includes a demonstration on setting a colour's position in the gradient (use the scrollbar). The next demonstration shows you how to draw Box-style gradients and uses 16 randomly generated colours. Also has examples on simple setup style two colour gradients. All the above stated examples can be seen in the pic below with the Gold effect filled in. If you have some experience in graphics, you can also use the given functions to implement with very less effort your own gradient styles such as circular, conical or radial, from corners or even diagonal. Please feel free to comment. Thanks.

This is simple but really cool effect and a step over the normal pen tool (like in paintbrush). This pen draws in rainbow colours! Check it out... Please vote and leave comments.

This module can draw a gradient with four colours, one on each corner. It is not really hard to draw such a gradient, only it is slow. As the loops get larger, the processing takes more time. Even if you use DIB sections, you still have to perform large loops, slowing down the performance. But, by this method, it is possible to eliminate the larger loops, hence increasing the performance manifold. On my PII 233 MHz, drawing a gradient of 640 * 480 took 0.771 (as seen in the screenshot) seconds in the IDE and 0.44 seconds on compiling. New examples include drawing of Hue/Blackness, Hue/Whiteness and Hue/Saturation (Like VB) colour models.

Super Gradients is a class that allows you to draw gradients at blazing speeds with n number of colours at required positions. It is incredibly simple to use. Drop the class in your project, give one array containing all the colours and one array containing the position of the colours (positioning is optional) and simply ask it to render. The given example implementation shows you how to draw Microsoft Word style Gold and Chrome effects. Also includes a demonstration on setting a colour's position in the gradient (use the scrollbar). The next demonstration shows you how to draw Box-style gradients and uses 16 randomly generated colours. Also has examples on simple setup style two colour gradients. All the above stated examples can be seen in the pic below with the Gold effect filled in. If you have some experience in graphics, you can also use the given functions to implement with very less effort your own gradient styles such as circular, conical or radial, from corners or even diagonal. Please feel free to comment. Thanks.

This is simple but really cool effect and a step over the normal pen tool (like in paintbrush). This pen draws in rainbow colours! Check it out... Please vote and leave comments.

This module can draw a gradient with four colours, one on each corner. It is not really hard to draw such a gradient, only it is slow. As the loops get larger, the processing takes more time. Even if you use DIB sections, you still have to perform large loops, slowing down the performance. But, by this method, it is possible to eliminate the larger loops, hence increasing the performance manifold. On my PII 233 MHz, drawing a gradient of 640 * 480 took 0.771 (as seen in the screenshot) seconds in the IDE and 0.44 seconds on compiling. New examples include drawing of Hue/Blackness, Hue/Whiteness and Hue/Saturation (Like VB) colour models.

Super Gradients is a class that allows you to draw gradients at blazing speeds with n number of colours at required positions. It is incredibly simple to use. Drop the class in your project, give one array containing all the colours and one array containing the position of the colours (positioning is optional) and simply ask it to render. The given example implementation shows you how to draw Microsoft Word style Gold and Chrome effects. Also includes a demonstration on setting a colour's position in the gradient (use the scrollbar). The next demonstration shows you how to draw Box-style gradients and uses 16 randomly generated colours. Also has examples on simple setup style two colour gradients. All the above stated examples can be seen in the pic below with the Gold effect filled in. If you have some experience in graphics, you can also use the given functions to implement with very less effort your own gradient styles such as circular, conical or radial, from corners or even diagonal. Please feel free to comment. Thanks.

This is simple but really cool effect and a step over the normal pen tool (like in paintbrush). This pen draws in rainbow colours! Check it out... Please vote and leave comments.

This module can draw a gradient with four colours, one on each corner. It is not really hard to draw such a gradient, only it is slow. As the loops get larger, the processing takes more time. Even if you use DIB sections, you still have to perform large loops, slowing down the performance. But, by this method, it is possible to eliminate the larger loops, hence increasing the performance manifold. On my PII 233 MHz, drawing a gradient of 640 * 480 took 0.771 (as seen in the screenshot) seconds in the IDE and 0.44 seconds on compiling. New examples include drawing of Hue/Blackness, Hue/Whiteness and Hue/Saturation (Like VB) colour models.

This module can draw a gradient with four colours, one on each corner. It is not really hard to draw such a gradient, only it is slow. As the loops get larger, the processing takes more time. Even if you use DIB sections, you still have to perform large loops, slowing down the performance. But, by this method, it is possible to eliminate the larger loops, hence increasing the performance manifold. On my PII 233 MHz, drawing a gradient of 640 * 480 took 0.771 (as seen in the screenshot) seconds in the IDE and 0.44 seconds on compiling. New examples include drawing of Hue/Blackness, Hue/Whiteness and Hue/Saturation (Like VB) colour models.

New Version! FOr those of you who did not see the previous project, this is a module that draws four colour gradients, one colour each corner of the rectangle. Thanks for voting for the previous release. Since RGB values range from 0 to 255, the changes of RGB values should fit in a square of dimensions 255 x 255. Hence using this theory, I have made a module that draws gradients super fast irrespective of it's size. Also, I have included optional halftoning of colours to get smoothest gradients irrespective of the screen resolutions (lower resolutions otherwise would cause 'banding'). Please vote. Thanks again.

Super Gradients is a class that allows you to draw gradients at blazing speeds with n number of colours at required positions. It is incredibly simple to use. Drop the class in your project, give one array containing all the colours and one array containing the position of the colours (positioning is optional) and simply ask it to render. The given example implementation shows you how to draw Microsoft Word style Gold and Chrome effects. Also includes a demonstration on setting a colour's position in the gradient (use the scrollbar). The next demonstration shows you how to draw Box-style gradients and uses 16 randomly generated colours. Also has examples on simple setup style two colour gradients. All the above stated examples can be seen in the pic below with the Gold effect filled in. If you have some experience in graphics, you can also use the given functions to implement with very less effort your own gradient styles such as circular, conical or radial, from corners or even diagonal. Please feel free to comment. Thanks.

This is simple but really cool effect and a step over the normal pen tool (like in paintbrush). This pen draws in rainbow colours! Check it out... Please vote and leave comments.

New Version! FOr those of you who did not see the previous project, this is a module that draws four colour gradients, one colour each corner of the rectangle. Thanks for voting for the previous release. Since RGB values range from 0 to 255, the changes of RGB values should fit in a square of dimensions 255 x 255. Hence using this theory, I have made a module that draws gradients super fast irrespective of it's size. Also, I have included optional halftoning of colours to get smoothest gradients irrespective of the screen resolutions (lower resolutions otherwise would cause 'banding'). Please vote. Thanks again.

This module can draw a gradient with four colours, one on each corner. It is not really hard to draw such a gradient, only it is slow. As the loops get larger, the processing takes more time. Even if you use DIB sections, you still have to perform large loops, slowing down the performance. But, by this method, it is possible to eliminate the larger loops, hence increasing the performance manifold. On my PII 233 MHz, drawing a gradient of 640 * 480 took 0.771 (as seen in the screenshot) seconds in the IDE and 0.44 seconds on compiling. New examples include drawing of Hue/Blackness, Hue/Whiteness and Hue/Saturation (Like VB) colour models.

This is simple but really cool effect and a step over the normal pen tool (like in paintbrush). This pen draws in rainbow colours! Check it out... Please vote and leave comments.

Super Gradients is a class that allows you to draw gradients at blazing speeds with n number of colours at required positions. It is incredibly simple to use. Drop the class in your project, give one array containing all the colours and one array containing the position of the colours (positioning is optional) and simply ask it to render. The given example implementation shows you how to draw Microsoft Word style Gold and Chrome effects. Also includes a demonstration on setting a colour's position in the gradient (use the scrollbar). The next demonstration shows you how to draw Box-style gradients and uses 16 randomly generated colours. Also has examples on simple setup style two colour gradients. All the above stated examples can be seen in the pic below with the Gold effect filled in. If you have some experience in graphics, you can also use the given functions to implement with very less effort your own gradient styles such as circular, conical or radial, from corners or even diagonal. Please feel free to comment. Thanks.

This module can draw a gradient with four colours, one on each corner. It is not really hard to draw such a gradient, only it is slow. As the loops get larger, the processing takes more time. Even if you use DIB sections, you still have to perform large loops, slowing down the performance. But, by this method, it is possible to eliminate the larger loops, hence increasing the performance manifold. On my PII 233 MHz, drawing a gradient of 640 * 480 took 0.771 (as seen in the screenshot) seconds in the IDE and 0.44 seconds on compiling. New examples include drawing of Hue/Blackness, Hue/Whiteness and Hue/Saturation (Like VB) colour models.

New Version! FOr those of you who did not see the previous project, this is a module that draws four colour gradients, one colour each corner of the rectangle. Thanks for voting for the previous release. Since RGB values range from 0 to 255, the changes of RGB values should fit in a square of dimensions 255 x 255. Hence using this theory, I have made a module that draws gradients super fast irrespective of it's size. Also, I have included optional halftoning of colours to get smoothest gradients irrespective of the screen resolutions (lower resolutions otherwise would cause 'banding'). Please vote. Thanks again.

Super Gradients is a class that allows you to draw gradients at blazing speeds with n number of colours at required positions. It is incredibly simple to use. Drop the class in your project, give one array containing all the colours and one array containing the position of the colours (positioning is optional) and simply ask it to render. The given example implementation shows you how to draw Microsoft Word style Gold and Chrome effects. Also includes a demonstration on setting a colour's position in the gradient (use the scrollbar). The next demonstration shows you how to draw Box-style gradients and uses 16 randomly generated colours. Also has examples on simple setup style two colour gradients. All the above stated examples can be seen in the pic below with the Gold effect filled in. If you have some experience in graphics, you can also use the given functions to implement with very less effort your own gradient styles such as circular, conical or radial, from corners or even diagonal. Please feel free to comment. Thanks.