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ob1
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I have already searched and found several threads about this problem, but nothing will help me.
I tried to play with LiquidAction, and everything goes fine apart that after the action is finished, the screen is distorted.
I have tried to call [self setGrid:nil] and also to call [stopGrid action] after the action, but then I get a black screen in both cases.
transitions cocos2d/Transitions.m uses [node runAction: [StopGrid action]];
take a look at that code to see how it works.
if it doesn't work on your example, you might have a different setup (?).
try with and without:
- director buffer of RGBA_8888 / RGB 565
ob1
Member
I am not sure what I have that is different.
I guess what you said what to change pixel format, but you can't do that during execution, and I don't understand the implications.
I don't know if this can help, but if I restart the action, the screen comes back until the end of the action.
just try to set the buffer format at the begining to see if it works.
the implications, I guess, is that your game will consume more memory, since the buffers will occupy more memory, but not too much. The speed should remain the same (I guess).
And you will be able to play with the alpha channel in that buffer.
are you using 16-bit or 24-bit z-buffer, or are you using the default (0-bit) z-buffer ?
which cocos2d version are you using ?
ob1
Member
I am still on 0.7.3 (I am working on version 1.1 of AutoTrafego).
I didn't set anything special therefore I think I am using default.
Changing pixel format (both values) didn't change anything.
Sounds like a bug, at least in 0.7.3 and I don't understand the code in visit and transform.
It might be a bug. Could you open an issue with the code to reproduce it ? thanks.
I guess it's fixed.
could you try with r1413 ? thanks.
yes, I can reproduce the bug, but I don't understand why it's not working.
quick hack for your game:
after calling "stop grid" call "director set2d projection".
Could you try again with r1414 ? thanks.
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