Thread: color problem

White is not FFFFFF. It is FFFFFFFF.

Most color is expressed as RGBA, ARGB, or XRGB. What you have expressed is XRGB. If you are in a graphics API and you have alpha blending enabled but set alpha to 0.0f you will not get any colors at the vertices.

OK, I forgot about alpha, because I don't use it. These colors are for rhw vertices. Nevertheless it seems to make no difference. It seems that ffffff and ffffffff give exactly the same result and the problem remains.

I use DWORDs to store colors.

It seems I know the problem now.
D3DPRESENT_PARAMETERS :: EnableAutoDepthStencil

When it is set to TRUE as in 3D it does weird things. I use 3D and 2D rhw simultaneously so I somehow need to change it, but it is not that simple, because it's used in CreateDevice. What should I do? Should I use two separate DirectX devices or is there some other way?

Never mind the previous post, that wasn't the problem.
The problem was, that I had to unset the texture, so the 2D elements used the colors of the previously set textures. Colors turned darker, because the texture's color was brown.
Problem solved!