Yup. Big time.

Please make sure that your statements are 100% correct. Most people already can see the alpha channle effects in Graal.

G_Yoshi > this thread?

p2p vs. non p2p
 

Well, I don't really like p2p. None of the p2p servers have any quality except for New Main, and Faheria's NPCs. But that is all p2p has. All of the other ones are levelgenerated with a few good npcs. Thats it. And most of the time you don't even have players just staff and they're RCs. If that is all there is then what is the point? You make a playerworld for people to play on when they can't even log onto it? P2p could have potential if there were more customers and actual levels. But the people with it all go to New Main. Plus it has ruined some of the best playerworlds ever up, Bravo, Mithica, Valikorlia, etc. They all went p2p and now look at them. And how upset people got at losing them.
Now I prefer non p2p because of alot of things. The main one is that there are players to interact with! Yes, it may have more noobs than p2p but p2p doesnt even have players, noob or oldbie. And even though p2p has more potential than non not one p2p server but New Main is better than any free one. Graal was made a free game and if it was going to be p2p it should have been like that from the start not 3 years later. Generally the levels on free servers are better than the ones on p2p.

Massive multiplayer online game with no players:confused:
What kind of sense does that make :confused:

- Boozy

Hmm... Alpha channel?

I like pay to play servers better than non.

Key factor: Less lag, better NPCs, higher play value.

Re: p2p vs. non p2p
 

:D true!!! that's why we also need some non p2p

And not as crowded, of course.

Of course.

Yes.

Don't tell me you don't know what the alpha channel is.

Of course I do, but I fail to see how it is utilised in Graal.

what do you call setcoloreffect, seteffect, and changimgcolors?

the format is r,g,b,a

The alpha channel is information stored about the transparency of images. Images in Graal can only use "transparent" and "not transparent". We can't use half-transparent images as the png format would normally allow.

right, but it still, in a sense, is the alpha channel, since it creates a transparency effect as well as brightens the image.

But the crucial difference is that Graal does not store information on the alpha channel. It just blends stuff in.

I see. I guess that changes my understanding a little :)

that thing causes some errors for some computers (meh and meh friend) :mad: