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[[ | '''numalphatables''' <value> | ||
Defines the number of blend tables used by [[alpha]]. | |||
The IDs for the alpha tables start from 1, because the first ID is reserved to 33% transparency. | |||
The transparency of the alpha tables should range from 0% to 50%. The second half will be generated by reversing the first half. | |||
For example, if you define '''numalphatables''' as 16, you should import 17 tables using [[blendtable (DEF)|blendtable]], and in-game there will be 32 steps of transparency. | |||
You can import up to 128 tables, which would provide a table for every value of alpha. However a value so high is probably not necessary, since the palette of a game won't have enough steps for a color to justify such a value. It would be more reasonably to use a value similar to the shade table, which in Duke 3D case is 32, so a value of 16 for '''numalphatables''' would be more logical. | |||
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Revision as of 15:52, 21 February 2020
numalphatables <value>
Defines the number of blend tables used by alpha.
The IDs for the alpha tables start from 1, because the first ID is reserved to 33% transparency.
The transparency of the alpha tables should range from 0% to 50%. The second half will be generated by reversing the first half.
For example, if you define numalphatables as 16, you should import 17 tables using blendtable, and in-game there will be 32 steps of transparency.
You can import up to 128 tables, which would provide a table for every value of alpha. However a value so high is probably not necessary, since the palette of a game won't have enough steps for a color to justify such a value. It would be more reasonably to use a value similar to the shade table, which in Duke 3D case is 32, so a value of 16 for numalphatables would be more logical.