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Does anyone know why this is happening?
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Im using d3d_draw_floor to draw the water, and to draw the shadow. For some reason when they overlap it blends with the room color.
Kriptic
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Surface Confusion
08 November 2012 - 03:39 AM
I run this in the draw event of my object:
and I get the image on the left.
But if I uncomment the surface_reset_target(), I get the image on the right.
The tree's on the left image shouldn't be semi-transparent, but at least I see them. On the right, nothing appears.
The reason this confuses me, is that surface_reset_target() makes GMS draw to the screen, so how come when I run it before drawing, I don't see the surface I'm trying to draw. (Also I know I spelled foreground wrong, but I was consistent throughout my code so
)
>K
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B6ZjMqHBpS9wa05vQ3BPM0JtTVU
//surface_reset_target();
if(surface_exists(forground_surface))
{
draw_surface_part(forground_surface,0,0,1280,736,0,0);
}else
{
init_forground();
}
and I get the image on the left.
But if I uncomment the surface_reset_target(), I get the image on the right.
The tree's on the left image shouldn't be semi-transparent, but at least I see them. On the right, nothing appears.
The reason this confuses me, is that surface_reset_target() makes GMS draw to the screen, so how come when I run it before drawing, I don't see the surface I'm trying to draw. (Also I know I spelled foreground wrong, but I was consistent throughout my code so
)>K
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0B6ZjMqHBpS9wa05vQ3BPM0JtTVU
