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[HexDump]

Hi,

I just figure out how to do color blending (well, someone point me out that sceCopyImage was only a blit and bypasses the 3D pipeline :) ).

The problem now is that I haven´t found a "MODULATE" blending mode for the color blend function, so I used "ADDITIVE". But this, shows things too much bright. Now I´m using ADD but fixing values with the 2 parameters that the blend function has, but I run into another problem, when I put things this way, colors seems to be not the same that the original image, I mean, I´m drawing a keyboard image over a white background and the colors of the image are not the same when blending, I know that they should be more bright becase of the additive blend, but the problem is that they are totally different.

I use this code to build de both fix parameters:

u8 Byte=(u8)(fTrans*0xFF);
u32 KeybFix=Byte<<24 | Byte<<16 | Byte << 8;
u32 BGFix=(255-Byte)<<24 | (255-Byte)<<16 | (255-Byte)<< 8;
sceGuBlendFunc(GU_ADD, GU_FIX, GU_FIX, KeybFix,BGFix);
sceGuEnable(GU_BLEND);

what this does is given a transparency it calculates the fix value for the dst and the source, it blends ok, but I have the colors problem.

If anyone knows how to set the "MODULATE" mode this will fix all my problems :).

Thanks in advance, and sorry for the long post,
HexDump.

[starman2049]

Don't know if this is what you are looking for but:

[HexDump]

Hi starman2049,

If I´m not wrong the sceGuTexFunc is used to blend texture stages, I mean, for multitexturing, etc... If it works like dx or ogl.

So, it won´t have any effect on the final blending -> fragment buffer + frament comming from multitexturing, and this final blending (blending function) does not have MODULATE.

Thanks in advance,
HexDUmp.