Hi,
did you enable blending in your scene? What format texture are you loading?
jp
On 29/06/10 23:34, Tim Larson wrote:
I am attempting to utilize a transparent image as a texture map.
I can successfully display the transparent image as a texture on a simple
rectangular geometry.
But, I would like to be able to "see through" to the background wherever the
image is transparent.
I've utilized the osgHelp program "GeometryTexture" as a baseline and I can
load my image, but the transparent parts of the image show through to the default gray
material of the underlying geometry. I see a gray rectangle with my image on top of it.
Even though my image has many transparent areas.
I would like to be able to see through the transparent areas of the image into
the background. i.e. If all I have on the screen is a single rectangular
geometry with my transparent image, then I'd like to see the blue background
through the transparent parts of my image.
Can anyone give me a pointer or advise?
Thanks in Advance.
Tim
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