Experiments in dual cards

While we're at it: What do you think? EDIT: the colors may not look crisp due to a CMYK => RGB conversion. Prince of Paris, France Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director

I like it, thanks! ---- Banging trashcans, breaking windows We'll wake you up tonight We like the good time, we scream and shout And that's what fun's about

looks fabulous.

It's subtle. Nice work.

Sorry, what's the "experiment" here? The lack of the expansion symbol. I don't get it, sorry.

> extrala wrote: > Sorry, what's the "experiment" here? The lack of the expansion symbol. I don't get it, sorry. > It possibly depends which browser you're looking in. In Chrome, there are two images, shrunk-to-fit alongside each other. In Firefox, one image is full-size, cropped on the right-hand side, and presumably the second image has been pushed out the right-hand side. So you might want to look at www.veknfrance.com/graphical_design/swallowed1-.jpg vs www.veknfrance.com/graphical_design/swallowed2.jpg where a dual card has been given a background that combines the background of one half of its nature with the other half.

having taken a closer look, one could argue that the transition is too broad. Try narrowing it a bit? I could show you what I mean if you can get me the original materials, assuming they're something different from the vcm.

I like it. A bit dark in the middle, but I suppose the brown from mixing looks worse.

this is what i came up with: the big thing is the green bar really throws off the symmetry of the card.

Here's one of my other attempts, the left third of the card being the action modifier background, the right third of the card being combat, and the middle third being a gradient: Here's the current gradient: I'll try to improve this by making the gradient different at the top of the card (where it should cover the entire width of the card) and in the middle/bottom of the card (where it should expand from the marble strip to the right side of the card). Prince of Paris, France Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director

> Ankha wrote: > I'll try to improve this by making the gradient different at the top of the card (where it should cover the entire width of the card) and in the middle/bottom of the card (where it should expand from the marble strip to the right side of the card). > Here it is: [img]http://www.veknfrance.com/graphical_design/swallowed third with offsetrgb.jpg[/img] [img]http://www.veknfrance.com/graphical_design/gradient-third with offset.png[/img] Prince of Paris, France Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director

I always wondered why it's not implemented already. Great work! Flood for thoughts: dual clan vampire is next? Sabbat.Black Hand Shakar: Lech loathe ranged weapons. Once each action, he may burn 1 blood to become Camarilla Prince of Krakow until the end of the action.

looks better, but I think the gradient could still be a little narrower.

With a 42%-16%-42%: The gradient: Prince of Paris, France Ratings Coordinator, Rules Director

yes, much better. The effect is more pronounced if it occurs over a smaller area.

Beautiful idea. Jussi Hattara Webmaster Extraordinaire Finnish Politics!