Effect blending styles (recreated PR from #3877) #4158
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- alternative to #3669
- transitions always enabled (use delay 0 to disable) - optimisation in on/off fade - fix for palette/color blend when blending style is not fade - various tweaks and optimisations
- as requested by @willmmiles & @tkadauke
- small speed optimisations
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Can you take a look at the merge conflicts @blazoncek ? |
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yeah. but I must admit, I have almost given up. |
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Ready for merge then? |
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IMO yes. If I missed a spot I'll fix it later. |
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this needs one last update... |
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Implements 14 different transitions/blends between different effects/modes.
Alternative to #3669 by @tkadauke with less memory fragmentation and utilisation.
Implemented using clipping rectangles which may not produce same results as original PR (#3669).
New PR because of unintended push into #3877 (see relevant discussion there).