Fademaid V2.01

Carrion, I am a fan of your artwork, it is just amazing!

These fine releases were an inspiration for this little tool:
1. "Hi-Red Colour Fader V2.0" released 1994 by Grize/Shazam (Fader V2). Oldsk00l, but does basically the same job just fine.
2. "Screen Fade Editor" released 2011 by Zielok/Miracles (Screen Fade Editor). Thanks so much for this tool, Zielok! I just adapted your idea for our (AC) needs.

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Submitted by awsm on 16 November 2021

Big thanks for the multi OS support! \o/

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Submitted by Carrion on 16 November 2021

Nice tool. For my small coding projects I used a simillar tool from Zielok/Miracles but this one has a bigger potential IMO. what would make it great tool IMO is:
- bigger brushes to cover more than one char cell
- fill
- src code of the fade in/out routine, and or examples of using it.

Oh and thanks for using my pic ;)

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Submitted by fieserWolF on 15 November 2021

This is a complete re-write in python of the coder`s tool Fade Maid V1.0

Enjoy!

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