RGB coefficient?

[King_Cool]

Hi
I noticed when playing around with an example that changing an Objects RGB cefficient also changed its color.
The object i was playing around with was a gradient circle Particle type object with the Add effect.

However when trying to reproduce this result i have no luck.
I create a gradient circle, give it the Add effect and change the RGB coefficient but no color change whatsoever.

What is RGB coefficient and how do i use it?

[ProdigyX]

The add effect "cancels" out the RGB coefficient, RGB and ADD/Subtract cannot be used together if you intend to see both effects. RGB coefficient 'tints' the object in that color if i remember correctly

[King_Cool]

OK so, my Object is now set to ink effect 'None'.
I try to change the RGB coefficient but still no graphical change to the Object, but when i running the Frame the Object is totally invissible.
I still dont know how to ue the RGB coefficient.

[KLiK-iT]

I know that RGB coefficient can't be used in Flash games. I was going to send you a really great explosion/particle effect that you had requested in another post, but it can't be used in flash. I think the reason is that using effects in flash slows the application down to a crawl. I tried using this explosion/particle effect in standard mode and in flash mode and got 4fps as in Direct3D9 it was 50fps. Big difference. I pretty sure it works like semi transparencies. If you set the RGB coefficient to 0 there is no effect,.and if it's set to 255,.it's totally transparent. I'm not positive about this though. If you look it up on goggle,.it's pretty technical.

[King_Cool]

Well it seriously seems to be the other way around for me.
My application is currently at SWF build, and i can change RGB coefficient ( although nothing realy exiting happens when doing so ).
If i change to Standard build type, the RGB coefficent is grayed out and i am unable to select a RGB coefficient color.
I tried switching to DirectX but its still grayed out.

[ProdigyX]

It also only works when in Direct3D Mode in Standard build type