I've been using pyglet trunk (1.2 dev) on a Mac with OS X version 10.6.8
and Python version 2.6.1. Generally, things seem to be working very
well with the Cocoa version of pyglet.
I have noticed one strange behavior when trying to display a PNG file.
For example, using the following image:
http://i.imgur.com/65CT3.png
With:
python pyglet/examples/image_display.py 65CT3.png
results in a very dim version of the image being displayed. It almost
looks like a black image with nothing there, but the original version is
faintly visible. It seems to be specific to the PNG format (maybe a
transparency issue?), since a JPG version of the image shows up no
problem. Also, I have tried the same PNG on other back ends with pyglet
(windows, etc) and the image shows up as expected.
Any ideas?
Thanks!
-Charles.
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