Thread: [Release]: GammaControl v2

Originally Posted by justintime

If overlay is what I think it is, it is a waste of your time (useless?). Care to explain?

When you switch modes, its useful to know what mode its in. Its going to be especially useful if you want to enable auto gamma and disable the fade, or enable fade and disable auto gamma. Without it, the user will have no clue what mode GC is in.

Thats handy

Originally Posted by Gobby

Thats handy

I know

Originally Posted by 0l33l

When you switch modes, its useful to know what mode its in. Its going to be especially useful if you want to enable auto gamma and disable the fade, or enable fade and disable auto gamma. Without it, the user will have no clue what mode GC is in.

Wouldn't it be obvious though? At least those 2 examples you gave would be pretty obvious IMHO... it it is dimming, then it is in dim mode. If it simply stays dark, then you're not.

Originally Posted by justintime

Wouldn't it be obvious though? At least those 2 examples you gave would be pretty obvious IMHO... it it is dimming, then it is in dim mode. If it simply stays dark, then you're not.

Modes:
Off
Day
Night
Normal
Auto Change On / Fade On
Auto Change On / Fade Off
Auto Change Off / Fade On
Auto Change Off / Fade Off

OK, OK... I get your point now. Can the overlay be disabled?

Originally Posted by justintime

OK, OK... I get your point now. Can the overlay be disabled?

Yeh. But I have to add it first

Haven't found that much great code on this. I hope I don't have to do a workaround (transparent for with transparent label). I want it to look like the monitor's on screen menu in a way.

I have some code for vb, not sure if any use for you to convert to delphi

Originally Posted by Gobby

I have some code for vb, not sure if any use for you to convert to delphi

Post it here. I guess you understand what I want to do. How I convert to delphi: I search for the priamry API in the code... so post it