Sprite Blending mode passed down to children?

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• plamen Member

  July 2013

  Ok, i got it is possible to override.

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• OZApps Guru

  July 2013

  if you could post you solution/pointers to the solution, others that might look at this in some time could be able to resolve it than ask for the same again.

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• SinisterSoft Maintainer

  July 2013

  Yes, the method you used to override this might be useful.

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• hgvyas123 Guru

  July 2013

  +1

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• plamen Member

  July 2013

  Oh, sorry. It was my mistake. Apparently when child's blending mode is not explicitly set it inherits the parent mode. If you want specific mode just set the child's blending mode as wanted. Of course it makes sense i just was surprised of this inheritance.

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• SinisterSoft Maintainer

  July 2013

  It's a shame you can't turn off inheritance at the parent. Or can you?

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