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Greetings, everyone!
In this week’s update we will show you some tips and tricks for using images in the web interface running at ggtag.io.
Image
commandThe Image
command draws an image on the canvas and has the following parameters:
X,Y,width,height,dither,url
X
and Y
are the coordinates of the top-left corner of the imagewidth
and height
specify the width and height of the image (0
means default width/height)dither
is either 1
or 0
and specifies whether or not to use dither when converting the image to black and whiteurl
is the URL address where the image is locatedExample: Place an image located at https://ggtag.io/mario.png at X=100
, Y=50
using default width and height and no dither:
Example: Place an image located at https://ggtag.io/mario.png at X=50
, Y=30
using width=150
, height=166
and dither:
When using the image
tag, there are two things you need to keep in mind:
You can also place PNG images using drag and drop:
This doesn’t work well for large images, so you may need to resize the image first to make it smaller. In general, it’s preferable to use images with URLs because the final tag is easier to share.
Currently GGtag supports only latin characters when displaying text. If you want to display text with non-latin characters, you’ll need to convert it to an image first using your favorite image editor. Here is an example tag with Thai characters that we made for our friends at CNX-Software.
Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach out to us using the "Ask a technical question" link or participate in our GitHub discussions! And if you haven’t claimed your own GGtag yet, there’s still time while our campaign is live!
Until next time!