Hi Steve,
Reading about _DONTBLEND in help, it says that such will make the background opaque and block the background. When I use transparent colors with fTri, I usually want just a layer of see through color over what's behind. It's looking like I want to stick with original fTri that frees image to keep pure transparent layers going.
Update: confirmed the transparency is lost with _DONTBLEND
Thanks for your thoughts :)
I'm lost as to what the heck is wrong with _DONTBLEND; it appears to work as it should for me:
How is the transparency lost? When _dontblend is used, all we do is set the color to exactly what we specify it to be.
As for the wiki, I have no idea what the heck this is supposed to mean:
Use CLS or _DONTBLEND to make a new surface background _ALPHA 255 or opaque.
_DONTBLEND doesn't change the alpha levels. Unless my experience using it is just overly weird, all it does for us is directly put our specified colors to the image, without trying to blend the alpha levels and such like normal.
Is there some secret trick to this command that I've been missing all these years??