ChrisH's Forum Posts

• • ChrisH
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  • • Joined 23 Oct, 2010
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  • 28 Oct, 2010
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  Good stuff! That seems to have solved the blending issue. Opacity is still a bit weird but nothing I can't work around.

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• • ChrisH
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  • • Joined 23 Oct, 2010
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    • 1 topics • 2 posts
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  • 27 Oct, 2010
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  Hey folks,

  I've hit a few snags with the 'Subtract' (PS 0 version) effect.

  First, the effect has a different output in the level editor and in the actual .exe. Inside the level editor the effect renders appropriately - sprites with the 'Subtract' effect darken other sprites. In the .exe, the effect is rendered as if it was set to 'Additive' - sprites lighten other sprites.

  Screenshot of this in action: Here

  Secondly, the 'Subtract' effect changes how sprite opacity is handled inside/outside of the level editor. Inside the level editor, sprites with the 'Subtract' effect are rendered semi-transparent, even if their opacity = 100%. Outside of the level editor sprites with opacity = 100% are correctly rendered fully opaque.

  Screenshot of this in action: Screenshot of this in action: Here

  I've also attached a simple .cap file to demonstrate the effect.

  If anyone sees anything obvious I'm doing wrong feel free to ridicule me. :]