[SDL] Maintaining transparency when concatenating transparent pngs
David Olofson
david at olofson.net
Wed Jan 10 13:01:28 PST 2007
On Wednesday 10 January 2007 19:24, james osburn wrote:
> I have a set of png images that have a transparency/alpha channel. i
> want to concatenated
> these images into an SDL surface then use that surface in my
> program. I have
> already written a small program that does indeed load the png files
> into individual surfaces
> then adds those surfaces to a final strip surface. The problem im
> having is the transparency
> channel is not working correctly.
You have to disable alpha blending (SDL_SetAlpha()) when you're doing
the "concatenation" blitting, to get the alpha channel data *copied*
into the destination surface, rather than applied during the blit.
...and, then you need to enable alpha blending on the resulting
surface for the hopefully preserved alpha channel to have any effect.
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