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I'd like to pass a four part array to draw() for the purpose of setting the color of each vertex, but I don't see any easy way to do this in the current version. I noticed the shapefill interface, but the only fill is gradientfill, which is a bit problematic for what I'm doing. Also, the fill interface itself seems a bit bulky for a simply GL vertex color tweak, and eliminates the possibility of four entirely different colors.

Fill doesn't exclude using a different colour for each vertex. If you keep those colors stored as instances of the fill then the overhead would be pretty minimal.

Kev

Ok, I wrote a fill that works correctly, but now I can't seem to get anything beyond garbage out of ShapeRenderer.texture(). I updated to the latest release (239) but most of the problems still presist.

rect = Rectangle
t = ShapeFill
i = Image

I have no idea what I'm doing wrong here.

Nor me, looks like you're right, convoluted approach to get a really common image effect. I think it might be nicer to have the image have state setting methods for each corner's colour, Image.setVertexColor(TOP_LEFT, r,g,b,a) - like what's been added for rotation angle in the past.

I'll take a look at this and why the above doesn't work on my next run through Slick. I'm doing 4k games at the moment and thinking about a new physics thing atm So busy!

Kev

Re-tested with the latest svn, still no dice but the results ARE different.

i.draw(drawX, drawY,32,32);


ShapeRenderer.texture(rect,i); (No tile fill)


ShapeRenderer.texture(rect,i,1f,1f,t); (With tile fill)

Note that the tile fill works fine, and shows shades of WHITE when used without an image; it seems the image it causing the grey/brown coloring.

Haven't touched this one yet.

Kev

Added some new stuff to be able to store colors for the corners of images (which can be updated or course). See ImageCornerTest for an example of use.

Kev

Works like a charm. Thanks