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Changing Transparency Color - halla - 05-10-2006 Ok I was told before I beleive the first pixel on the image sets the transparency but that doesnt work.. I change the first and it shows the color then. Im talking about for tiles.bmp or sprites.bmp I want to change the transparency color from black because black is used a lot and thats stupid. Thanks. - Misunderstood - 05-10-2006 in modDirectX look for where it sets the key. Change that value to whatever. - halla - 05-10-2006 Ok why are they 0's... I know black but isnt there more than 1 zero for that Code: ' Set the key for masks nevermind I take it that its using the color constant for black ok after trying that... its not that as that doesnt work. - Krloz - 05-10-2006 theres a tut in old forums I would search but I gtg class is done xP - halla - 05-10-2006 Its fine I figured it out. It was working what I had someone is helping now and they had something changed I fixed it. - Misunderstood - 05-10-2006 for others that don't know, its the rgb long value. both low and high should be the same. Re: Changing Transparency Color - Gawian - 04-12-2007 Two notes: - I know this the old forum - I know he said the hint how to get it above but I still can't get it to work my code: Code: ' Set the key for masks Re: Changing Transparency Color - Rezeyu - 04-12-2007 Theres a tutorial on THIS forum for this.. and it does work, I've used it in every source I have. EDIT: here it is, it's tested and works. http://web.miragesource.com/forums/viewtopic.php?f=75&t=932 Re: Changing Transparency Color - Gawian - 04-12-2007 indeed it does, thanks for the help ![]() |