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Subtract works, it's one of the legacy effects, these always worked there. (They are hardcoded)
I believe you may need to set the RGB coef to black for it to work tho, can't remember.
Subtract works, it's one of the legacy effects, these always worked there. (They are hardcoded)
I believe you may need to set the RGB coef to black for it to work tho, can't remember.
RGB coef in the layer?
Thanks for the reply sir
Subtract works, it's one of the legacy effects, these always worked there. (They are hardcoded)
I believe you may need to set the RGB coef to black for it to work tho, can't remember.
i try anything but it's still not working.
any clue or help?
example would be a great help
This would work before...
But I think it's not working since the new implementation of shaders, perhaps we may need to way for those to be properly used on layers now...
This would work before...
But I think it's not working since the new implementation of shaders, perhaps we may need to way for those to be properly used on layers now...
ya your example is not working in android 
any other way to achieve flashlight effect?
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