Isadora Manual v1.3 - TroikaTronix

Isadora Manual
of those shapes, or a Picture – the latter allowing you to use a Picture from the
Media Window to draw the background.
Here is a summary of the various shapes that are possible:
Rectangle/Border Rectangle
Round Rectangle, Border Round Rectangle
Oval, Border Oval
If you choose Picture, then the value of the Picture input determines the
• Fill Color: Determines the color of the background. To change the color, click
on the colored box – a Color Picker dialog will appear. (If the Shape is set to
Picture, this setting has no effect – v1.1)
• Border Color: Determines the color of the line around the border. This color
is only used if you have chosen one of the bordered variations of the
background shape. To change the color, click on the colored box – a Color
Picker dialog will appear. (If the Shape is set to Picture, this setting has no
effect – v1.1)
• Border Size: The size of the border in pixels. The border is only used if you
have chosen one of the bordered variations of the background shape. (If the
Shape is set to Picture, this setting has no effect – v1.1)
• Round Rect Radius: When the shape is either Round Rectangle or Border
Round Rectangle, specifies the radius of the rounded corners in pixels. (If the
Shape is set to Picture, this setting has no effect – v1.1)
• Picture (v1.1): Set this to the media index of a Picture in the Media Window
to use that image to draw this background. The picture will be scaled to fit the
rectangle that encloses the background – to prevent scaling, set the Width and
Height inputs to match the size of the picture. Note that any alpha channel
information encoded into the picture is used when drawing the image,
allowing you to create unusual shapes, drop shadows, etc.
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