I am making a platformer game and I need the sprites to be flipped when it goes the other way. But when I use mirrorHorizontally(), I changes color of the sprite and made it more saturated. I do not want that. Is there a way to fix it?
EnderPicture wrote ...
2015/1/5
mirrorHorizontally() changes Image color. How to fix?
Perhaps you're talking about the same problem that's discussed here?
I suspect it's a Java and/or video driver bug.
You could do something like the following, which takes the right facing image and creates a left facing image from it programmatically. Then you can set the image to one of the two depending on which direction your actor is moving:
I have the same problem with 'mirrorHorizontally' changing the tint of the image. That behavior is not present using this code.
// instance fields
private GreenfootImage leftImage, rightImage;
// constructor of class (adjust actor class name)
public ActorClassName()
{
rightImage = getImage();
int w = rightImage.getWidth(), h = rightImage.getHeight();
leftImage = new GreenfootImage(w, h);
for (int y=0; y<h; y++) for (int x=1; x<=w; x++)
leftImage.setColorAt(w-x, y, rightImage.getColorAt(x-1, y));
}Running on Windows 8.1 With GreenFoot 2.4.0.
http://gyazo.com/4cf93f7ab1d255929faeedb84123a248
http://gyazo.com/3ef0c9630b111660ee12440e31776cd1
I think it is the problem.
How to fix it?
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