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Shading a Sprite - William - 16-01-2007
So I've been googeling for a answer but I can't seem to find good words to search for, I tried like: DirectDraw fastblt shading etc..
Do anybody know a good way to shade the sprite? Then please explain.
- Mithlomion - 16-01-2007
eh... pixel shade O_o.. i dont really get what your asking.. you want a tool which shades a sprite for you?
- Matt - 16-01-2007
He wants a method that he can program into his game that will shade the sprite darker while on darker tiles.
Not a tool.
- William - 16-01-2007
Advocate Wrote:He wants a method that he can program into his game that will shade the sprite darker while on darker tiles.Exactly.
Not a tool.
- Robin - 16-01-2007
Well. You could do the easy way and make a few different versions of all sprites and tiles a bit darker and a bit darker, then use tile types or map properties to make them change when in darker rooms, OR you could create a DX7 and DX8 hybrid and use pixel shading (Hard) OR you could use my alpha-blending utility to make a person sized black bmp above people.
- grimsk8ter11 - 16-01-2007
DirectX8 conversion is the way to go. Alphablend is the faggot
- William - 16-01-2007
Quote:OR you could use my alpha-blending utility to make a person sized black bmp above people.Sounds like the best example.