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So the last one isn't used, just padding for alignment. Got it.
by JohnBerea 4y ago
So the last one isn't used, just padding for alignment. Got it.
- hyperrail 4y agoThe X byte of 32-bit color is nowadays used as the alpha channel (brightness), and is usually called A. But I'm not sure if Windows 95 supported alpha channels for display.
- kingcharles 4y agoDirectDraw and Direct3D run on Windows 95 and both use alpha, so it's possible they could do something with it, but they also might just emulate it. It's been 27 years since I was writing video games for Windows 95 :p
- userbinator 4y ago9x GDI doesn't support the alpha functions that are in NT GDI, possibly due to memory constraints.
- dmitrygr 4y agoWin 9x family never did. Win NT family does