Difference between revisions of "TileDisplay.setCellTint"
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The given tint color is multiplied by the color of each pixel in the tile. A white tint is the same as no tint at all (equivalent to multiplying by 1.0). Tint includes alpha channel; applying a tint of <c>color.clear</c> makes that cell invisible. This works exactly the same way as [[Sprite.tint]]. | The given tint color is multiplied by the color of each pixel in the tile. A white tint is the same as no tint at all (equivalent to multiplying by 1.0). Tint includes alpha channel; applying a tint of <c>color.clear</c> makes that cell invisible. This works exactly the same way as [[Sprite.tint]]. | ||
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| + | See also: [[TileDisplay.cellTint]], [[Sprite.tint]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 23:31, 7 July 2021
TileDisplay.setCellTint sets the color tint applied at a given row and column of a tile display.
See also: TileDisplay.setCell; Sprite.tint
Arguments
| Parameter Name | Type | Default Value | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|
| x | number | 0 | column (or list of columns) of cell to change |
| y | number | 0 | row (or list of rows) of cell to change |
| color | string | "#FFFFFF" |
color tint to apply (white for no tint) |
Usage Notes
The given tint color is multiplied by the color of each pixel in the tile. A white tint is the same as no tint at all (equivalent to multiplying by 1.0). Tint includes alpha channel; applying a tint of color.clear makes that cell invisible. This works exactly the same way as Sprite.tint.
See also: TileDisplay.cellTint, Sprite.tint
