Thanks a lot, that certainly changed things. However, I've just realised that all I needed to do what use Color3f, and set the colour to dark grey before drawing the texture for all the "normal" objects, but set it to white for all "bright" objects. I think I got a bit side-tracked with the whole alpha thing!
Cheers, Steve Alan Wolfe wrote:
Heya Steve,Yep you got it, you have to enable blending glEnable(GL_BLEND); is the way to do it i think (dont have any gl code right here at the moment!) you also can change the type of blending you want with the glBlendFunc command, so you can do alpha blending, additive blending, multiplicative blending, difference blending etc. (:On 10/31/06, *Stephen Smith* <gp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:gp@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>> wrote:Hi all, I'm trying to implement the alpha value in my colours when drawing my OpenGL scene. I've changed all my colour commands to "glColor4f", and have the fourth value as 0.1, except for lasers and explosions where I have to set to 1. My intention is that these should be bright compared to everything else. However, there doesn't seem to be any difference. Can anyone tell me why? Do i need "enable" alpha values or something? (BTW, I'm using Java and JOGL, but since it's a direct mapping to OpenGL it should be a non-Java specific answer). Thanks in advance, Steve Smith --------------------- To unsubscribe go to http://gameprogrammer.com/mailinglist.html
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