Not submitted to the Corona 2.0 competition -- But still kind of nice...

[coronaenterprise]

Hi Paolo,

We spent 2 hours trying to understand what you did. We’re using Canvas for that. Are we using the right feature?

Then we tried to fill a texture with original image, like Satheesh is mentioning, but the fill is stretched, so it won’t work…

Any chance to have more insight on how you did? A piece of code?

[Satheesh]

@paolo.longato

Oh yes, you can do much better than this, but i do not have the patience to source textures.  I have used this tutorial and the background picture as a texture for polilines.  The background is the original background picture (the one used as a texture) with a Gaussian blur and a semitransparent white rectangle on top.  That was just lazy of me, I could have found a nice foggy window texture and used the blend modes as explained in the tutorial.

http://www.coronalabs.com/blog/2013/11/07/tutorial-repeating-fills-in-graphics-2-0/

@Paulo 
When you say you set _the background picture as a texture for polilines, _you mean stroke fill right? 
When I set a large image as stroke fill for a line, the image is resized to the thickness of the line. 

Is there anything I am missing here?

[coronaenterprise]

Hi Paolo,

We spent 2 hours trying to understand what you did. We’re using Canvas for that. Are we using the right feature?

Then we tried to fill a texture with original image, like Satheesh is mentioning, but the fill is stretched, so it won’t work…

Any chance to have more insight on how you did? A piece of code?