[SOLVED] Display screen in grayscale
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[SOLVED] Display screen in grayscale
Is there a way to do a grayscale filter screen effect on the game screen? I have a screen dimmer that puts a transparent black screen behind my modal screens, but I would like to have a grayscale effect instead. I know it's possible to use an image matrix in a transform for a single image, but I'm not sure if there's any way to do it for the currently displayed screen, sprites and background included.
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Re: Display screen in grayscale
No, sorry, there's not. It's planned (and has been for a while), but is waiting for the OpenGL rewrite/7.1.
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Re: Display screen in grayscale
Glad to get an answer anyway. Thanks Pytom, I'll look forward to 7.1!
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