Do I need to:
use SDL_MapRGB to get the color that I want to not be drawn?
use SDL_SetColorKey to set that color in the SDL_Surface?
blit the SDL_Surface?
Is this how I would setup a specific color to not be drawn when I blit an SDL_Surface?
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Hudson T. Clark wrote:
Do I need to:
use SDL_MapRGB to get the color that I want to not be drawn?
use SDL_SetColorKey to set that color in the SDL_Surface?
blit the SDL_Surface?
Is this how I would setup a specific color to not be drawn when I blit an SDL_Surface?
Yes.
Why do you ask? Have you tried and it didn’t work?–
Milan Babuskov
http://njam.sourceforge.net
No I just wanted to make sure before I started using it! I was at school between finals at the time and I thought what the heck I would just double check. Thanks.
Milan Babuskov wrote:Hudson T. Clark wrote:
Do I need to:
use SDL_MapRGB to get the color that I want to not be drawn?
use SDL_SetColorKey to set that color in the SDL_Surface?
blit the SDL_Surface?
Is this how I would setup a specific color to not be drawn when I blit an SDL_Surface?
Yes.
Why do you ask? Have you tried and it didn’t work?–
Milan Babuskov
http://njam.sourceforge.net
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