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If I use a white jpeg as a texture in the jit.gl.render help file,

If I use a white jpeg as a texture in the jit.gl.render help file,
the rendered texture is gray!
What can I do to get more brightness?

jit-gl-render-movie-texture-problem

that could be a bunch of things. turn off blend_enable , or set an 

alternate blend mode, dont have an alpha component in the texture, 

dont have alpha enabled on the geometry (color 1. 1. 1. 1.) (RGBA 

On Jun 28, 2006, at 2:19 PM, stijn slabbinck wrote:

> If I use a white jpeg as a texture in the jit.gl.render help file,

that could be a bunch of things. turn off blend_enable , or set an  
alternate blend mode, dont have an alpha component in the texture,  
dont have alpha enabled on the geometry (color 1. 1. 1. 1.) (RGBA  
color, last component is alpha),

>
> If I use a white jpeg as a texture in the jit.gl.render help file,
> the rendered texture is gray!
> What can I do to get more brightness?
>
> s.

well, I used the jit.gl.render.help file...

just load a white jpeg, result: a grey image!

I tried the blend-eneble / lightning_enbeble setting, but no difference....

well, I used the jit.gl.render.help file...
just load a white jpeg, result: a grey image!
I tried the blend-eneble / lightning_enbeble setting, but no difference....


On 28.06.2006, at 21:27, stijn slabbinck wrote:

> well, I used the jit.gl.render.help file...

> just load a white jpeg, result: a grey image!

> I tried the blend-eneble / lightning_enbeble setting, but no 

send the message "color 1. 1. 1. 1." - and it should be fine!

>
> well, I used the jit.gl.render.help file...
> just load a white jpeg, result: a grey image!
> I tried the blend-eneble / lightning_enbeble setting, but no  
> difference....

it's the color...
send the message "color 1. 1. 1. 1." - and it should be fine!

jit.gl.render movie texture problem