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It helped. 
 
Now I use: 
 
Color.White * (changing value) 
 
which fades all color channels at once, it gives fading effect. 
 
But why does transparency channel depend on the background color? 
 
panJames
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It helped.

Now I use:

Color.White * (changing value)

which fades all color channels at once, it gives fading effect.

But why does transparency channel depend on the background color?

panJames

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Hello experts! 
 
This is my first XNA game. 
 
I try to make my images fade. 
 
I use: 
 
color.A = it changes 
spriteBatch.Draw(anims2DArray[animacjaRamkaId], screenRectangle, color); 
 
it works fine but only when I erase screen by: 
 
GraphicsDevice.Clear(Color.White); 
 
It does not work at all for: 
 
GraphicsDevice.Clear(Color.Black); 
 
in this case, alpha channel seems to be irrelevant. 
 
1. Why is it? 
2. How can I make my images to fade? 
 
thank you! 
 
panJames 

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Hello experts!

This is my first XNA game.

I try to make my images fade.

I use:

color.A = it changes
spriteBatch.Draw(anims2DArray[animacjaRamkaId], screenRectangle, color);

it works fine but only when I erase screen by:

GraphicsDevice.Clear(Color.White);

It does not work at all for:

GraphicsDevice.Clear(Color.Black);

in this case, alpha channel seems to be irrelevant.

1. Why is it?
2. How can I make my images to fade?

thank you!

panJames


XNA, fading images

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