R, G and B with animation

[Troodon]

Hi,
I have a one coloured blue animation. Can I change it with rgb functions or do I have to make it white?

[makslane]

No. RGB variables act like a filter. So, you can use to change the intensity of each color component in the original animation.

[Troodon]

I made some tests. With 100% white animation, the rgb are working but with a 100% blue animation I couldn't even make small change.
If they are somehow working with blue animation it will be perfect for my current project.

[Fuzzy]

No, as Makslane said, it acts as a filter. It multiplies the value of the R G and B by the color of each pixel.

So if you have a blue pixel rgb 0, 0, 255 and set the actors red r value...

actor.r = 255

You get rgb 0*r, 0, 255, which is still blue. 0 multiplied by anything is zero.

[Troodon]

Ok, thanks threefingerpete!!

[Game A Gogo]

before, you could, i think it was in the 1.2.9 versions, i forgot, you just needed to set the variable over 255, but there was no way that you could get it back to normal, so thats why its like that now, i think...

[Troodon]

Ok. I see.