Add more masks

[5e-Cleric]

Quite literally

These i already have made, and i accept requests for more options

I think they provide better options, and make easier a job only possible right now by combining multiple masks, sometimes a pain to manage.

[calculuschild]

Is black the image or the text?

[Gazook89]

Black has got to be image judging from .0005.png

[calculuschild]

Something like 0001 and 0004 at least can already be achieved by just rotating the existing edge masks we have. In fact they were designed very intentionally that way so any edge texture can be sloped like this.

0005, 0006, and 0007 could be achieved by scaling and inverting the existing "center" masks.

We can add these new textures but I think we should invert/rotate them to match the existing ones (i.e. all "edge" masks are horizontal, all "center" masks are a cutout rather than a frame), and allow users to then invert/rotate/scale them to get the effect they want. We could add snippets that include the inversion syntax to get the same "frame" effect for all of our "center" masks.

[5e-Cleric]

As a user, i would prefer to insert and forget, rather than having to mess with the existing code, specially because myself i am not sure if you can even invert a mask

[calculuschild]

Insert and forget, exactly. And no need to mess with extra code. We just make a new snippet ImageMaskFrame to go along with imageMaskCenter and imageMaskEdge. Those were all designed very intentionally to be flexible and customizable, so any new masks should follow that design.

It would be identical to imageMaskCenter except for this line:

homebrewery/themes/V3/Blank/style.less

Line 302 in 9419186

mask-image : var(--wc), var(--revealer);

Becomes

mask-image     : var(--wc), linear-gradient(#000 0 0), var(--revealer);
mask-composite : exclude;

This results in an inverted mask that behaves like 0005, 0006, and 0007. With the bonus that the user gets access to all the existing masks usable as a "frame" without even having to know any inverting code. And, they can rotate / scale / position the mask exactly where they want it. So we can add your new masks. But let's make them usable both as cutouts and frames.

We could even pre-position and scale the masks like we do with Top/Right/Bottom/Left edge masks to have a Top/Right/BottomLeft/Full frame snippet. Even less thinking on the part of the user.