Fade to White Execute Script?

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1. Thursday, 31. August 2017, 14:43 · 10 years ago#1

   So I want the fade for flashbacks in my game to be to white, but I'm not sure how...

   I know theres the method where I have an all white image that I fade in and out, but that seems like the biggest pain (having that object on both scenes?)

   
   

   Is there a script or something I can just call or execute to fade the scene to white and back?

   I use the bit of code below to fade to black, if that has any overlap...

   
   

   Thanks!

   game.CurrentScene:to(1000, {SceneBrightness = 0})

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3. Thursday, 31. August 2017, 15:01 · 10 years ago#2

   Visionaire 5 has a new Action Part for Color-Fades, right under the "Scene"-Header.
4. Thursday, 31. August 2017, 15:14 · 10 years ago#3

   Correct, "Start color overlay" action part
5. Thursday, 31. August 2017, 15:16 · 10 years ago#4

   Awesome!  Didn't know that!

   Thanks so much!
6. Friday, 16. August 2019, 13:19 · 7 years ago#5

   Hey guys. How can I have a slow fade to black , a couple of seconds pause, and fade to a new scene? Should I use "Start color overlay"? I can't quite do it the way I want with "normal" fade to scene commands. I would like to have control over tha speed of the fade and lenght of the black screen. 
7. Friday, 16. August 2019, 14:51 · 7 years ago#6

   yeah start color overlay will work fine, you can also control the brightness of the scene too.
   
8. Friday, 16. August 2019, 15:22 · 7 years ago#7

   Thank you, but how do I fade from black to a new scene. This doesn't work

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9. Friday, 16. August 2019, 16:30 · 7 years ago#8

   set the scene change to immediatly and add another "start color overlay" after that. There you fade to the same color, but now set the visibility to "0".

   
   

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10. Monday, 19. August 2019, 09:36 · 7 years ago#9

    Perfect! Thanks a lot! (There was a loop that started the fade several times - that's why I got confused).