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love.graphics.drawq(....)I guess this is sort of like how sometimes in Lua 0.7 - 0.1 = 0.59999996423721? So close that you're not supposed to be able to notice that it's wrong?Robin wrote:Does my screen shot look off to you to?chris-kun wrote:lol I don't know what screenshot you're looking at, but that is most definitely more than "1" off, and this is on a computer where it's less pronounced. why should I have to use pure blue? are you saying love can't display simple colors correctly?
For me, those two are exactly the same colour.
tentus: 1 bit difference is not something you can see as a human.
if you look at the code I posted above, I've already tried this suggestion. It's also not my images that are being tinted, but the things that love is drawing itself.kikito wrote:@cris-kun: just do this:
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love.graphics.setColor(255,255,255) love.graphics.draw(....)You will stop having that 'tinted' issue that you seem to be having.Code: Select all
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Your paddles are those thin lines, right? For me, it looks like they have the exact same colour as the background colour in my screenshot. The GIMP confirms.chris-kun wrote:I'm talking about my paddles, your screenshot is just a bg color.. there's nothing to compare
This is all the code you have posted:chris-kun wrote:I have.... read above :/
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function love.load()
pc={122, 150, 191, 255}
love.graphics.setColorMode("replace")
love.graphics.setBackgroundColor(51,51,51)
end
function love.draw()
love.graphics.setColor(255,255,255)
love.graphics.setColor(pc)
love.graphics.line(paddle[2].x1, paddle[2].y1, paddle[2].x2, paddle[2].y2)
love.graphics.setColor(255,255,255)
love.graphics.draw(paddlei, paddle[1].x1, paddle[1].y1)
love.graphics.draw(balli, bx-balli:getWidth()/2, by-balli:getHeight()/2)
love.graphics.print(p1,5,5) love.graphics.print(p2,x-13,5)
love.graphics.setColor(255,255,255)
end