Hm, I've been trying to turn the backdrop black in this simple program:
sync on
sync rate 60
backdrop on
color backdrop rgb(0,0,0)
aaing$="no"
gosub antialias
make object sphere 1,10,100,100
load image "1_earth_8k.jpg",1,1
texture object 1,1
do
text 0,0,"Antialiasing? = "+aaing$
text 0,10,"at level: "+str$(aalevel#)
if aaing$="yes" then text 0,25,"Anisotropic filtering also on."
position object 1,0,object position y(1)+0.1,0
sync
loop
`------------
antialias:
if antialias available()=1
aalevel#=get maximum antialias level()
aslevel#=get maximum anisotropy level()
aaing$="yes"
set antialias level aalevel#
set anisotropy level aslevel#
endif
return
For some reason, the backdrop remains very blue. Is there some conflict going on here? I remember it working before I added the Styx antialiasing and anisotropy commands.
I have tried such variations as:
backdrop on
color backdrop rgb(0,0,0)
backdrop on
color backdrop black
(also the above two without "backdrop on")
and
backdrop off
Yet, in every experiment, the backdrop seemed to remain both quite blue and quite on. If I'm just being an idiot, I'm sorry