Transparency fail about dgame HOT 16 CLOSED

Which part? Surface, Texture, Shape? Or do you mean the background?

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Using the Spritesheet. It's not a big one, it works with the PNG files saved with GIMP.

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Can you post your code (and maybe your image)? That would help a lot to reproduce what is happening.

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I don't think it's real problem. Looks like I can fix it with GIMP.

The attachment is the graphic which the transparency doesn't work for.

On Sat, Mar 21, 2015 at 10:40 PM, Randy Schütt [email protected]
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Can you post your code (and maybe your image)? That would help a lot to
reproduce what is happening.

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Ok, keep me up to date.

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@joelcnz Could you solve the problem? Is it a problem with Dgame?

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Looks like it happens with a curtain viewers saving an image (choose
transparency colour, and I click on which one I want). But it works with
GIMP alright, I don't feel I have to work around it. I don't think it's
worth fixing.

Another thing. Could you put in indexing with the sprite sheets. Access
each texture with a number. The thing there already doesn't work very well
and doesn't work hardly any way.

Just one other thing, this crashes the program.

Surface[string] sufs;
sufs["left"] = Suface("tankLeft.png");
sufs["right"] = Suface(tankRight.png");

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@joelcnz https://github.com/joelcnz Could you solve the problem? Is it
a problem with Dgame?

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You can use setTextureRect and slideTextureRect
Example: You image consist of your 'tankLeft' and 'tankRight' (the left tank is on the left part, the right tank on the right part of the image). Let us assume each of them has a size of 64x64 pixel. Now we declare a new Spritesheet Spritesheet s = new Spritesheet(your_texture, Rect(0, 0, 64, 64));
Now you can move the rect over the image. First you will see the left part but after you called s.slideTextureRect(); you will see the right part. And after a further call you will see (again) the left part.

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But indexing would be nice, too. Let me see what I can do this evening. ;)

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Surface[string] sufs;
sufs["left"] = Suface("tankLeft.png");
sufs["right"] = Suface(tankRight.png");

I will investigate this. Thank you.

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Seems you've discovered a bug: http://forum.dlang.org/thread/[email protected]%2F
and regarding indexing: http://dgame-dev.de/?package=graphic&module=Spritesheet#Spritesheet.selectFrame

Can this be closed?

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Might want to be able to get the number of total frames.

I'd say, this issue can be closed.

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Seems you've discovered a bug:
http://forum.dlang.org/thread/[email protected]%2F
and regarding indexing:
http://dgame-dev.de/?package=graphic&module=Spritesheet#Spritesheet.selectFrame

Can this be closed?

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Might want to be able to get the number of total frames.

I'll think about it. ;)

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I don't think your, select frame, is working properly. I've got a 4 frames
sprite sheet, but I can't access the forth one, (with selectFrame).

Also, shouldn't the first frame number be 0, not 1.

One other thing. I think 'int' is cleaner (in a way), than ubyte. For
example: selectFrame(cast(ubyte)(idx + 1));

On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 12:18 PM, Joel Christensen [email protected]
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Might want to be able to get the number of total frames.

I'd say, this issue can be closed.

On Tue, Mar 24, 2015 at 11:52 AM, Randy Schütt [email protected]
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Seems you've discovered a bug:
http://forum.dlang.org/thread/[email protected]%2F
and regarding indexing:
http://dgame-dev.de/?package=graphic&module=Spritesheet#Spritesheet.selectFrame

Can this be closed?

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Yeah, don't code at night... I'll fix that soon.

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Fixed

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