Guitar Fret Board

[ocwasere]

I'm trying to code a fret board and i'm stuck

I need to order key[1] with key[0]

EFGABCD
BCDEFGA
GABCDEF
DEFGABC
ABCDEFG
EFGABCD

any help please

key = ('EBGDAE','EFGABCD','1221222')

for i in range(len(key[0])): # = 'EBGDAE'

for s in key[1]: # = 'EFGABCD' I need to change the order here
print s,
if s != 'B':
if s != 'E':
print '#',
print

debug output
E F # G # A # B C # D #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
>>>

i need this
E F # G # A # B C # D #
B C # D # E F # G # A #
G # A # B C # D # E F #
D # E F # G # A # B C #
A # B C # D # E F # G #
E F # G # A # B C # D #

don't need
C # D # E F # G # A # B
F # G # A # B C # D # E

Thanks

[ocwasere]

I'm trying to code a fret board and i'm stuck

I need to order key[1] with key[0][i]

EFGABCD
BCDEFGA
GABCDEF
DEFGABC
ABCDEFG
EFGABCD

any help please

key = ('EBGDAE','EFGABCD','1221222')

for i in range(len(key[0])): # = 'EBGDAE'

for s in key[1]: # = 'EFGABCD' I need to change the order here
print s,
if s != 'B':
if s != 'E':
print '#',
print

debug output
E F # G # A # B C # D #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
>>>

i need this
E F # G # A # B C # D #
B C # D # E F # G # A #
G # A # B C # D # E F #
D # E F # G # A # B C #
A # B C # D # E F # G #
E F # G # A # B C # D #

don't need
C # D # E F # G # A # B
F # G # A # B C # D # E

Thanks

[ocwasere]

key = ('EBGDAE','EFGABCD','1221222')

for i in range(len(key[0])):
for s in range(len(key[1])):
if key[0][i] == key[1][s]:
print 'key[0][i] = ',key[0][i],' key[1][s] = ',key[1][s]

debug output
key[0][i] = E key[1][s] = E
key[0][i] = B key[1][s] = B
key[0][i] = G key[1][s] = G
key[0][i] = D key[1][s] = D
key[0][i] = A key[1][s] = A
key[0][i] = E key[1][s] = E
>>>

[ocwasere]

for i in range(len(key[0])):
for s in range(len(key[1])):
if key[0][i] == key[1][s]:


for s in key[1][s:]+key[1][:s]: # All the E scale EFGABCD
print s,
if s != 'B':
if s != 'E':
print '#',

print


>>>
E F # G # A # B C # D #
B C # D # E F # G # A #
G # A # B C # D # E F #
D # E F # G # A # B C #
A # B C # D # E F # G #
E F # G # A # B C # D #
>>>

[ocwasere]

can someone take a look at these pictures Please and tell me whats happening

25 ControlImage(x,y,1,60, RootDir + 'fill.png')" 'fill.png'=1x1 white pixel

screenshot in xbmc_pc note fret 8 13 20 (http://www.ocsweb.co.uk//guitar/xbmc/screenshot/xbmc_pc.jpg) width should be 1 "ControlImage(x,y,1,60, RootDir + 'fill.png')" 'fill.png'=1x1 white pixel

screenshot in xbmc (http://www.ocsweb.co.uk//guitar/xbmc/screenshot/xbmc.jpg) here the width looks right but it fades to the bottom

picture from my phone of the tv (http://www.ocsweb.co.uk//guitar/xbmc/screenshot/zoom.jpg) picture is poor quality but it shows what is wronge plus the lines look way to thick

thanks

[ocwasere]

# ControlImage(x, y, width, height, filename[, colorKey, aspectRatio])

can some one tell me why aspectRatio default stretch fill.png produces colour bleeding

when aspectRatio default stretch fill.gif doesn't

is it do with colorKey 0x??FFFFFF if so how do i stop a 1x1 white pixel from bleeding the colour

i whan to use png's but i need strait lines


# fill.png = 181 bytes (1x1 white pixel) look here fill png (http://www.ocsweb.co.uk/guitar/xbmc/screenshot/xbmc.jpg)

ControlImage(x,y,1,60, RootDir + 'fill.png'))


# fill.gif = 807 bytes (1x1 white pixel) look here fill gif (http://www.ocsweb.co.uk/guitar/xbmc/screenshot/xbmcgif.jpg)

ControlImage(x,y,1,60, RootDir + 'fill.gif'))

thanks

[Nuka1195]

it depends on how you create the png.

In photoshop, I notice if I change the opacity for the level it screws up, but if i create the level with fill at the opacity I want it works fine.

I'm no photoshop expert, so I hope that helps.

[ocwasere]

thanks Nuka1195 for you reply

it works well with a 1 pixel gif but not with a 1 pixel png

png seems to render half white half transparent even if the png is set to no transparency

if i use a png with 2 white pixels it works

thanks