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Art Colour Influenced By Background Colour - Camer the Dragon - 10th July 2019
I'd assume it's been like this for all of PR2's existence though, so it's probably actually intentional I just find it odd (I realised this a few months ago)
Problem: Colours you place down in PR2 art layers aren't displayed as the hex value you put them down as
Type: Server
Expected Behaviour: I'd say if you put a colour down you see that colour
Actual Behaviour: It's slightly influenced by the background, like it's the art layer is a bit transparent or something
Steps to Reproduce: Put down a colour in the art layer in LE.
Additional info: It seems to get more transparent in layer 2 and 3. This I can see I just find it weird how layer 1 isn't 100% opaque where you draw (Huh it does this in layer 0 and 00 as well)
This is the colour I get when placing hex code #62F6B7 on a black background
This is hex code #58DCA4
RE: Art Colour Influenced By Background Colour - Northadox - 10th July 2019
It seems that when placing colors on any layer it applies some color-depth thing, even when it's on the default drawing layer. I wouldn't say this is a bug, it's more so how the game handles drawing colors.
RE: Art Colour Influenced By Background Colour - Camer the Dragon - 10th July 2019
(10th July 2019, 7:45 PM)Northadox Wrote: It seems that when placing colors on any layer it applies some color-depth thing, even when it's on the default drawing layer. I wouldn't say this is a bug, it's more so how the game handles drawing colors.
Yeah
Maybe actually I should've made a suggestion to turn on/off
RE: Art Colour Influenced By Background Colour - bls1999 - 11th July 2019
This would be a client-side bug, as art is drawn and rendered by the client.
I believe this is intended. The art has a certain level of transparency to it.