T2D alpha weirdness
by Jaybill · in Torque Game Builder · 01/15/2006 (11:44 am) · 2 replies
Hi all. I'm a newcomer to T2D and I'm having an odd issue someone might be able to help me with.
I'm writing a platformer. (Well, *rewriting* a platformer from my demo in *gulp* Gamemaker)
My player is an animated sprite using the "CELL" format for imagemaps. It's a PNG with an alpha channel. My sprites are supposed to look "retro" and therefore have hard, square edges. The oddness is that no matter what I do, I get a thin, white line around my sprite, almost as if the image was anti-aliased (which I am certain it is not). This happens both in D3D and OpenGL.
If I use "setBlending" to "false" I get a thick, ugly, white line around my sprite.
I'd love to be able to turn the whole anti-alias thing off completely, as I really want a hard-edged look for this thing.
Any ideas?
I'm writing a platformer. (Well, *rewriting* a platformer from my demo in *gulp* Gamemaker)
My player is an animated sprite using the "CELL" format for imagemaps. It's a PNG with an alpha channel. My sprites are supposed to look "retro" and therefore have hard, square edges. The oddness is that no matter what I do, I get a thin, white line around my sprite, almost as if the image was anti-aliased (which I am certain it is not). This happens both in D3D and OpenGL.
If I use "setBlending" to "false" I get a thick, ugly, white line around my sprite.
I'd love to be able to turn the whole anti-alias thing off completely, as I really want a hard-edged look for this thing.
Any ideas?
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