In article <386EA3D7.1A53D563@xenoarch.com>, Matthew Corey Brown - 
XenoArch <mcb### [at] xenoarchcom> wrote:

> yes there is an array in iso_func.c with a string and the function name,
> 
> the parse function calls a lookup function to put a pointer to the
> function into the function data struct, do a search on isopigment of the
> source, its been a year since i wrote it heh, maybe one of the other
> patchers that have added more functions then I could correct me and add
> the missing data.

Hmn, thanks for the help.


> > Well, when I said that, I was thinking about the precision of the color
> > blending code, which I don't understand at all.
> > 
> Basically it does this 
> T=eval_pattern
> CM[x] < T > CM[x+1] (finding x is fast if you have a color map with 2
> entries ie {[0 rgb 0][1 rgb 1]} )
> 
> rat = (T-CM[x])/(CM[x+1]-CM[x])
> then Color=Color[x]*(1-rat)+Color[x+1]*rat
> 
> umm i wish i could put it in english but it does a weighted average of
> the colors, based on distance of T from the closest entries on the color
> map.

Thanks, sounds somewhat similar to my z-buffer code.
If you put it into english, I probably couldn't understand it, no matter 
how well you phrased it. :-)
Not that I have problems with english, it is the only human language I 
know(although I can barely understand some written spanish, and can get 
the sense of some other languages that are related closely enough). I 
just find this type of explanation a lot easier to understand.

-- 
Chris Huff
e-mail: chr### [at] yahoocom
Web page: http://chrishuff.dhs.org/

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