I have been very busy and just saw this request- sorry about
the delay. I tried to go to your site but I couldn't find
the file you pointed to. Is there another page I could look at?
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In the Graph.gd.class file, there is a function called
InitPieChart() that sets up the variables that describe how
the pie chart will look. Since there is no alpha blending
in gd1, I set the pie chart to be 0 depth and viewed top
down. If you want to see how they look at angles and with
depths (even an exploded view with $pieProps['radMod']),
just change the values of the vars.
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I have been very busy and just saw this request- sorry about
the delay. I tried to go to your site but I couldn't find
the file you pointed to. Is there another page I could look at?
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Nevermind
My webhost had complications while I actively helped
them install the image library that was required for the
shading pie graphs.
The name of it slipped my mind.
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Did the perspektive only work with Graph.imlib.class or
how to activate?
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In the Graph.gd.class file, there is a function called
InitPieChart() that sets up the variables that describe how
the pie chart will look. Since there is no alpha blending
in gd1, I set the pie chart to be 0 depth and viewed top
down. If you want to see how they look at angles and with
depths (even an exploded view with $pieProps['radMod']),
just change the values of the vars.