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I think you're out of luck. The way to do it would be using the Surface extension or a pixel shader, but I don't think either of those are HTML5 compatible.
The only example I remember was one a while back. It doesn't use extentions. Perhaps you could adapt it? Please login to see this link.
The only example I remember was one a while back. It doesn't use extentions. Perhaps you could adapt it? Please login to see this link.
That's actually a brilliant way to do it. Appreciate the link.
Sadly it won't meet my client's specifications because the top layer has to be an image instead of a pattern.
What you really need to pull this off is the ability to control alpha masks at runtime, which unfortunately is not a feature Fusion provides.
Thanks anyway and Happy New Year to all.
Try the HTML5 surface ext on clickstore
If it's a paid project it should be worth the money
Try the HTML5 surface ext on clickstore
If it's a paid project it should be worth the money
Didn't know this existed! Thanks, will take a look.
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