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| suggestions for animation with alpha value? | 
| Alex Hanson-White Member #6,657 December 2005  | Hi, Thanks. | 
| count Member #5,401 January 2005 | if it's not possible to blit only a part of the image you could save the animation in different files. anim_01 and so on. Then just blitt the diffrent images. 
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| Alex Hanson-White Member #6,657 December 2005  | yeah, i figured that would be possible, but I'm wondering if there is an alternative where you can keep the frames all in 1 file. | 
| Murat AYIK Member #6,514 October 2005  | You can load one tga file and create individual memory bitmaps using it. Mapping the right alpha values is an easy task. _____________________________________________________ | 
| ImLeftFooted Member #3,935 October 2003  | 
| Alex Hanson-White Member #6,657 December 2005  | gifs can't be translucent like I described, they can only be transparent. | 
| Kitty Cat Member #2,815 October 2002  | Create sub-bitmaps of the main bitmap: --  | 
| Alex Hanson-White Member #6,657 December 2005  | cool, that works great, cat! | 
| tapir Member #6,629 November 2005 | If I rotate the bitmap, will there be a problem about translucency? | 
| Alex Hanson-White Member #6,657 December 2005  | I wanted to do just that, so I went and tried it, tapir. | 
| BAF Member #2,981 December 2002  |  | 
| tapir Member #6,629 November 2005 | maksed_blit skips the keycolor, he wants translucency = alpha | 
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