Free shades software for mac

Black Shades was one of the winners of the UDevGame 2002 contest, out of about 40 contestants. I aimed for a much simpler graphical style than in GLFighters and Lugaru in order to complete the game within the deadline. In Black Shades you control a psychic bodyguard, and try to protect the VIP (dressed in white) from a horde of zombies, snipers and other assorted would-be assassins.
Main features:
- Infinite randomly generated city
- Rag-doll skeletal animation
- Soul release mode
- Fluid aiming system
- Stop assassins by shooting them, knocking them unconscious, disarming them, tackling the VIP out of the line of fire, or any combination of the above.
Enhancements:
- 11-1 fixed "quick keys" issue when pressing a key such as b (to turn on infinite slow-mo) would turn off when the key was let off, thus requiring the player to hold that key down for infinite slow-mo.
- 11-1 spaced out text in developer mode, and made cursor on main menu brighter being easier to see.
- 10-29 cleaned up bits and pieces, clearly resulting in performance gains... especially on older machines.

A set of 8 abstract images for your desktop.
System requirements:
- 1024x768 Resolution

Shade Overlay is an AppleScript that will lighten or darken an area of a selected image in QuarkXPress. This is often done to place text over an image and still have it readable.

To use, place a text or picture box (can even be a polygon) over the part of the image you wish to effect, select the overlay box and the image, and run the script.

The script has preferences for setting the brightness and contrast of either the area covered by the overlay box or the area around the overlay box.

There are preference controls for whether you want the script to use a duplicate file or the original.

Halftone 1.1 is a beneficial and easy-to-use iMovie plug-in that converts your clip to half-tone (color or b/w). As with all the plugs, you can choose the area of effect on the clip's surface directly.

But what, exactly, is half-toning? Halftoning is an old technique to create grayscale (or, later, shades of color) images when one has only one color (usually black). This simple, yet ingenious technique is still employed in most printers. Applying this plug to your clips gives them an early eighties era look.

DepecheOS 1.2 is released as a useful, color scheme for Kaleidoscope, the control panel that lets you alter the appearance of your Mac's desktop. This color scheme is based on the music group Depeche Mode. DepecheOS features a lot of black and blue color all over the desktop, with a DM to replace the Apple Menu apple, and a background picture of the same initials.

The absolute highlight of this scheme is that the window shades open and close to high and low sound bytes that keep repeating, 'It's a lot'. Simply drop DepecheOS into your Kaleidoscope Color Schemes folder, and you'll be able to use it right away.

Requirements:

• System 7.x

Enhancements:

• Should quit sheet dialogs when the window closes
• Fix double-clicking test.gsx file If we had both canonical & common, re-search for a match. IF filling in a common to match the canonical (or vice versa), dont re-search. double-clicking a gse file should import into the current document (create if needed)
• Clicking on a newly opened date dialog should set the date should be able to exit Add/Replace dialog with a
• Fix bug where you cant add "current height" on a row where maxHeight hasnt been set
• Resize widths of columns when the font is changed
• Clearing source column doesnt make an undo record correctly If column set is read-only, then open a read-only version of the picture selection dialog
• Recalculate scroll parameters when column set changes
• Save doesnt use the name given (saved as untitled)
• Triangle isnt visible in read-only picture select
• Added context sensitive menu for Picture dialog
• Load up metadata fields in picture select dialog
• Add "created by" metadata field
• Fix an issue where paste would sometimes not work
• Make sure that the elipses for over-long cell text get written
• Center column header text vertically
• Add context menu (right-click) to text entry dialog
• Create painted shape, export, re-import.
• Have two identically named plots, with the empty plot visible. Increasing the path width of a point path stretches the Y size of the "+", but does not affect the X size.
• Clean up printing of tables
• Doesnt immediately display warning icons if plants are too close (undo redo & the warning appears)
• Fix problem reading overlap warnings from documents
• Prevent an identical warning from being raised multiple times on the same plan
• Fix a spurious warning message
• Try new overlap detection routines, check for aditional message depending on shade tolerance
• Fix a problem with displaying pictures in OpenGL
• Improve handling of overlap warnings
• Dont give an overlap warning when one item is not a plant
• Dont give "no spread" warning for non-plants
• Hardscape items have yellow background on MacIntel
• Can display 412" instead of 5
• Close and open new document cant pick non-plant item again
• Select placement tool and point path
• Now drag a non-plant. Does BOTH the placement and the drag. Shouldnt be able to resize title box too small
• When making title box tall and thin, text doesnt wrap until it was way outside the border
• Plan view colors are byte-swapped on the printout when printing on a MacIntel
• Fix problem where elements would look selected when they werent
• Changing the application font doesnt cause the DB pane to repaint
• Handle creating overview plots without an aerial photo
• Zone was not being included in search criteria
• Widen the search window so that the menus fit
• Improve material search query
• Add area calculation to info tool Cant select another plant in the material palette (can drag any one)

Requirements:

• Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.