SetBlend
Monkey Forums/Monkey Programming/SetBlend
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| Currently I see that this command does different things depending what platform its on. Any chance we can get a break down of what its should do in say Flash and html targets? Also, is there any plans to improve on this command? |
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| I'd love to see some extra blend modes but it's a big ask for HTML5 at the moment. (but check out context-blender on my github if you're interested) |
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| My perticles app (http://www.monkeycoder.co.nz/Community/topics.php?forum=1037&app_id=37) uses setblend(1), in HTML is does the lightblend as expected, on android they just look a little flat (I had to add the shininess to the sprite instead to achieve a vaguely decent effect). I had a play around in the Android source to see if I could change anything, but have yet to find a blend mode that does much. |
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| After a little play around, I have now managed to alter the modes available to flash. The one I was after was multiply :) |
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| Care to share the code changes? |
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In Monkey\modules\mojo\native\mojo.flash.as
internal function SetBlend( blend:int ):int{
switch( blend ){
case 1:
this.blend=BlendMode.ADD;
break;
default:
this.blend=null;
}
return 0;
}
...Replaced with ...
internal function SetBlend( blend:int ):int{
switch( blend ){
case 1:
this.blend=BlendMode.ADD;
break;
case 2:
this.blend=BlendMode.SUBTRACT;
break;
case 3:
this.blend=BlendMode.MULTIPLY;
break;
default:
this.blend=null;
}
return 0;
}
Now SetBlend on the flash platform has 2 more methods of blending Other modes can be seen here |
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| Excellent, thanks. |
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