I've started looking into it, and I think it's beyond my level of coding at the moment. But I was able to find an example of it in Ren'Py's Tutorial game. It's under Transition Gallery --> AlphaDissolve in the game. The example used was animating a Looney Tunes-style iris dissolve, but I've not really sure how to edit it.trooper6 wrote: ↑Wed Apr 11, 2018 10:12 am I just got to play through this, Thanks Katy133. I learned a lot!
I feel like I still need to learn more about AlphaMasks, when you use them, the various things you can do with them, that sort of thing. But this is a great start!
Thanks!
ETA: Katy133...actually I have a request...which you can ignore!
Do you think you could update your cookbook recipe to explain other uses of AlphaMask and what a person would do with AlphaDissolve? I feel like these tools must be very useful, but I don't really understand when you'd want to use them or what that would look like.
In the tutorial, it describes this:
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image alpha_control:
"spotlight.png"
anchor (.5, .5)
parallel:
zoom 0
linear .5 zoom .75
pause 2
linear 1.0 zoom 4.0
parallel:
xpos 0.0 ypos .6
linear 1.5 xpos 1.0
linear 1.0 xpos .5 ypos .2
pause .5
repeat
define alpha_example = AlphaDissolve("alpha_control", delay=3.5)
scene bg washington
show eileen happy at center
with alpha_example