Blitting with alpha blend [ SOLVED ]

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Wed, 2014-11-19 16:45

Massi

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Blitting with alpha blend [ SOLVED ]

Hello, in my image viewer I need to blit a source bitmap S onto a destination one D, in a way that S transpares D that is behind (transparency effect). Say that neither S nor D necessarily have transparent areas. How to achieve it? Hardware acceleration possible? Thanks, regards

Wed, 2014-11-19 17:42

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You can do that with the

You can do that with the CompositeTags() function from graphics.library.

Thu, 2014-11-20 15:50

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@salass00 Thanks. CompositeT

@salass00 Thanks. CompositeTags() seems able to perform a variety of things, a specific code snippet would help a lot.

Thu, 2014-11-20 18:09

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See boing2.c and boing3.c

See boing2.c and boing3.c examples here: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/26599983/boing.lha

Fri, 2014-11-21 14:13

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@salass00 Thanks, very handy

@salass00 Thanks, very handy examples.

Mon, 2014-11-24 11:00

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See

See Aminet/CompositePOC Alain

Alain Thellier - Wazp3D

Wed, 2014-11-26 15:03

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@thellier Thanks, will check

@thellier Thanks, will check that too.

Wed, 2014-12-17 20:49

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@salass00 @thellier If I

@salass00 @thellier If I understand well, both Source and Destination must be partially transparent to achieve the transparency effect, say a constant alpha factor = 0.5 (50% of opaqueness and 50% of transparency), or rather COMPTAG_SrcAlpha, COMP_FLOAT_TO_FIX( 0.5 ) COMPTAG_DestAlpha, COMP_FLOAT_TO_FIX( 0.5 ) for CompositeTags(). Say that neither Source nor Destination necessarily have transparent areas. Am I wrong? Something that I am not taking in consideration? Thanks

Thu, 2014-12-18 15:07

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@salass00 @thellier I

@salass00 @thellier I correct myself, I think to make it possible that S (source) transpares D (destination) that is behind, only S has to be partially transparent while D can be fully opaque (the other way round should be possible as well). Supposing S and D don' t have transparent areas and I want S to have 50% of opaqueness and 50% of transparency: IGraphics->CompositeTags( COMPOSITE_Src_Over_Dest, Source, Destination, /* ... */ COMPTAG_SrcAlpha, COMP_FLOAT_TO_FIX( 0.5 ), COMPTAG_Flags, COMPFLAG_SrcAlphaOverride | COMPFLAG_IgnoreDestAlpha, TAG_DONE ); What do you think about it?

Thu, 2014-12-18 22:53

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Supposing S and D don' t have

Supposing S and D don' t have transparent areas and I want S to have 50% of opaqueness and 50% of transparency: IGraphics->CompositeTags( COMPOSITE_Src_Over_Dest, Source, Destination, /* ... */ COMPTAG_SrcAlpha, COMP_FLOAT_TO_FIX( 0.5 ), COMPTAG_Flags, COMPFLAG_SrcAlphaOverride | COMPFLAG_IgnoreDestAlpha, TAG_DONE ); What do you think about it?

That should be correct. I'm not sure why you are asking rather than just testing the code yourself though. Rather than using COMP_FLOAT_TO_FIX( 0.5 ) you could also just input the fixed point value directly which would be 0x8000.

Fri, 2014-12-19 20:54

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@salass00 Thanks. Not always

@salass00 Thanks. Not always I can use my OS4 system on a daily basis :( Will test that as soon as possible.

Tue, 2014-12-30 15:47

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@salass00 I got it to work,

@salass00 I got it to work, I now have a catchy transparency effect as I wanted and expected. Thanks again.

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