Re: Alphablending

På Fri, 28 Apr 2006 19:24:49 +0200, skrev jukka@xxxxxxxxxxxx <jukka@xxxxxxxxxxxx>:

Correction: "dest inverse alpha" == "src inverse alpha", the first
would mean (1.0 - alpha2)..

Here is one version that animates the same way yours is doing.
Still no Alphablending, but looks about the same anyways.

< http://www.szmyggenpv.com/downloads/LeafONBk.Zip >

Its is GDI. Also, the way its done is, is very poor, this is brute force that causes all those leafes and the background to be repainted, in full, 4 times per frame, each, instead of 1 time each. But it still is fast enough to animate smoothly on my PC.

I think its safe to say that I could apply the alpha without any notice.

But, well, not spending more time with this.

They are now for all practical purposes identical.

Your turn. And Dunny, to show ALA that a HLL can create an identical version of my Bliss app, here < http://www.szmyggenpv.com/downloads/RBlissv002l.Zip > in lets say, two days...

:))
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