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Fading in/out code?
I have a code that isn't working.
I have an integer called fade
public int fade = 255;
and I make fade smaller like so:
if(fade >= 0) {
try {
fade = fade - 1;
Thread.sleep(100)
} catch(Exception e) { }
}
then I'm drawing a black box over the whole screen that uses fade as the alpha exception. The code will not work!
Although if I make fade = 0 then do this
if(fade >= 255) {
try {
fade++;
Thread.sleep(100)
} catch(Exception e) { }
}
and this makes the box fade in ...
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Re: Fading in/out code?
Please use the code tags, and please explain what you mean by 'it won't work'. Providing an SSCCE will more clearly demonstrate the problem
Re: Fading in/out code?
It displays a blank screen.
Re: Fading in/out code?
Please read the last sentence in post #2 - if you don't know what an SSCCE is, there is a link in my signature. In other words, your post is limited of information to get help.
Re: Fading in/out code?
Should I just copy paste a SSCCE or do you want a file uploaded?
I'm new here...
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