draw_rectangle_colour(x1, y1, x2, y2, col1, col2, col3, col4, outline);
| Argument | Description |
|---|---|
| x1 | The x coordinate of the left of the rectangle. |
| y1 | The y coordinate of the top of the rectangle. |
| x2 | The x coordinate of the right of the rectangle. |
| y2 | The y coordinate of the bottom of the rectangle. |
| col1 | The colour of the top left corner. |
| col2 | The colour of the top right corner. |
| col3 | The colour of the bottom right corner. |
| col4 | The colour of the bottom left corner. |
| outline | Whether the rectangle is an outline (true) or filled in (false). |
Returns: N/A
With this function you can draw either an outline of a rectangle
or a filled rectangle by defining an area where the (x1,y1)
position is the top left corner and the (x2,y2) position is the
bottom right corner. If it is filled you can define the individual
colours for each corner point and if these colours are not the
same, you will get a gradient effect from one to the other (the
colour settings will over-ride the base colour set with the
function draw_set_colour).
draw_rectangle_colour(50, 50, 200, 200, c_black, c_white, c_black, c_white, false);
This would draw a filled-in square with a smooth black/white gradient between the corners.