SetMask
	SetMask Changes the mask used by the fade bSuccess = myMasks.SetMask( Type ) Return value TRUE if successful, otherwise FALSE. Parameters Type Pointer to a mask function; This can be one of your own (takes a surface and a value from 0 to 1 and draws the desired shapes onto the surface) or one of the following: Masks_Circle Simple circle which expands to fill the screen Masks_Triangle Triangle pointing left which expands to fill the screen Masks_TriangleB Same as Triangle, but faces right Masks_Square A square which expands to fill the screen Masks_Rectangle A rectangle which expands to fill the screen Masks_Diamond A diamond which expands to fill the screen Masks_Star A star which rotates and expands to fill the screen Masks_LinesUp Diagonal lines (NW/SE) fill the screen Masks_LinesDown Diagonal lines (NE/SW) fill the screen Masks_Cross A mix of LinesUp and LinesDown Masks_TopBottom Diagonal bar (NE/SW) moves in from top+bottom Masks_BottomTop Diagonal bar (NW/SE) moves in from top+bottom Masks_BallTopBottom Same as TopBottom but with balls instead of bars Masks_BallBottomTop Same as BottomTop but with balls instead of bars Masks_BallAll 4 circles; one in each corner; expand to fill the screen Masks_BallFive A mix of BallAll and Circle Masks_CircleCrossOver Top-left and bottom-right have balls expanding, while top-right and bottom-left have a mathematical pattern Masks_TopBottomWithLines It's just getting silly now Masks_BallTopBottomWithLines Try the fades for yourself and see what you think :P Masks_BottomTopWithLines Same as TopBottomWithLines but mirrored Masks_BallBottomTopWithLines Same as BallTopBottomWithLines but mirrored Masks_OpenH Frame splits vertically and opens Masks_OpenV Frame splits horizontally and opens Masks_Eye An eye-like effect Masks_Magic A strange effect. Note that you should not use Blending_Off with this. See also Masks:GetMask JAM © 2005 no one in particular Project started by David Evans in 2005