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I try to crossfade png files (still version)

Is fpic the only object to read a png properly ? (It's ok when I stack fpic objects but can't play with opacity)

If I read png with jit.qt.movie… it's Waterloo - and I'm french !

I can't find an open door in open gl either (textures ?)

Hi.
I try to crossfade png files (still version)
Is fpic the only object to read a png properly ? (It's ok when I stack fpic objects but can't play with opacity)
If I read png with jit.qt.movie… it's Waterloo - and I'm french !
Do I miss options to define first ?
I can't find an open door in open gl either (textures ?)
please where's the way ? I'm lost.
tank you
Charles


xfade-png-files

Did you look at jitter tutorials?
The first few ones explain crossfading.
You should start here ...


Thanx but problem is not xfade, it's png


import movie does not read properly a .png

Try to open the attached file in photoshop or with fpic and then with jit.qt.movie or with the patch you sent and you'll see.

That's exactly what I'm talking about.
import movie does not read properly a .png
Try to open the attached file in photoshop or with fpic and then with jit.qt.movie or with the patch you sent and you'll see.
Thanks anyway.
Does someone have a clue ?


it displays your image fine. your image has an alpha channel which means you need to use it with jit.alphablend (or something similar). if you want it to have a solid background, then you need to give it one in photoshop or whatever.

it displays your image fine.  your image has an alpha channel which means you need to use it with jit.alphablend (or something similar).  if you want it to have a solid background, then you need to give it one in photoshop or whatever.

Xfade PNG files