Scaleform Studio Lua API Reference: scaleform.BlendModes enumeration reference
scaleform.BlendModes enumeration reference
Description
The blend modes that can be applied to the actor.
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Enumeration values
scaleform.Actor.set_blend_mode (self, blendmode) Sets the blend mode on the actor.
scaleform.BlendModes.AddThe values of the colors of the actor is added to the colors of its background.
scaleform.BlendModes.CustomCustom blend mode.
scaleform.BlendModes.FullAdditiveAdds both colors (non-multiplied) and alphas.
scaleform.BlendModes.InvertInverts the background.
scaleform.BlendModes.MultiplyMultiplies the values of color components of the actor with those of the background color, resulting in darker colors.
scaleform.BlendModes.NoneThe blend mode as set on the parent actor.
scaleform.BlendModes.NormalThe regular alpha blending mode.
scaleform.BlendModes.OverwriteNo blending occurs; a straight bit (RGB).
scaleform.BlendModes.OverwriteAllNo blending occurs; a straight bit (RGBA).
scaleform.BlendModes.ScreenMultiplies the complement (inverse) of the actor color by the complement of the background color, resulting in a bleaching effect.
scaleform.BlendModes.SubtractSubtracts the values of the color components in the actor from the values of the background color.
self : scaleform.ActorThe actor whose blend mode is set.
blendmode : scaleform.BlendModesThe blend mode (BlendMode) set on the actor.
scaleform.ActorGeneric objects located in a scene.
scaleform.BlendModesThe blend modes that can be applied to the actor. Indicates a table.
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