DGEngine now allows defining a BlendMode. This is used mainly to draw composite textures (textures that are created by drawing multiple textures on top of each other). These are used for Flare's hero textures (overlaying weapons, chlothes) and Diablo 2's textures (for nearly all visible elements).
Diablo 2's game assets are currently loaded correctly, but I don't think all required BlendModes exist. The "screen" blend mode is what's used in Diablo 2, which I read is similar to the "add" blend mode.
DGEngine now allows defining a
BlendMode. This is used mainly to draw composite textures (textures that are created by drawing multiple textures on top of each other). These are used for Flare's hero textures (overlaying weapons, chlothes) and Diablo 2's textures (for nearly all visible elements).The code that makes it happen is here: https://github.com/dgengin/DGEngine/blob/master/src/BlendMode.h https://github.com/dgengin/DGEngine/blob/master/src/SFML/SFMLUtils.cpp
Diablo 2's game assets are currently loaded correctly, but I don't think all required
BlendModes exist. The "screen" blend mode is what's used in Diablo 2, which I read is similar to the "add" blend mode.SFML's blendMode documentation: https://www.sfml-dev.org/documentation/2.5.1/structsf_1_1BlendMode.php
This issue is to track the missing
BlendModes required to properly draw all of Diablo 2's texturers.