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| Subject | Separation mode for display device in Ghostscript |
| Date | Sun, 22 Dec 2019 19:59:29 +0000 |
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I cannot find an explanation of how to use separations with the display device in Ghostscript. For example, how to figure out how many separations there are, and how is the data arranged in the buffer, and if any other settings are needed to work it? Does overprint work? I am making a program that uses Ghostscript, SQLite, and TeX, to render cards used for such card games as Magic: the Gathering and others. For example, Magic: the Gathering cards have a shiny mark on it, so I would think to use separations to implement that, isn't it? -- Note: I am not always able to read/post messages during Monday-Friday.
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