Visualization Transparency

Jeepsta · 12th July 2002, 03:33

Is it possible, through basic xml or scripting to make the visualization sit on a transparent image?

Right now I am trying to have it sit on top of a transparent layer but it doesnt show. It will show as soon as you give it a background with some color. Ideas?

frisbeemonkey · 12th July 2002, 06:55

Try adding sysregion="1" inside the vis tag?
~Frisbeemonkey

Jeepsta · 12th July 2002, 11:16

That is one of the things that I have tried and it does show up but it sits on a black background for some reason.

AndrewMackowski · 12th July 2002, 17:11

well, I'm not surprised about the black background thing, because stuff like Vis is very different from ordinary layers, and is much more complicated. So, you might want to try putting layers between the vis bars (where it's black), and setting the sysregion="-2"

Plague · 13th July 2002, 01:31

no desktopalpha support for components yet..
I've been wanting this since I made Illuminamp..

-Plague

12th July 2002, 03:33	#1
Jeepsta Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 6	Visualization Transparency Is it possible, through basic xml or scripting to make the visualization sit on a transparent image? Right now I am trying to have it sit on top of a transparent layer but it doesnt show. It will show as soon as you give it a background with some color. Ideas?

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Plague f(caffeine){ return wasabi; } (Forum King) Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: Sweden Posts: 3,962	no desktopalpha support for components yet.. I've been wanting this since I made Illuminamp.. -Plague Winique work-in-progress (download) \| Stargate:Winamp - SG1 Edition \| D-Reliction \| wasabi.player skin Opal Redemption \| X-Slant \| wa2skin.wac \| Wasabi Wiki \| WASD \| /j #wasabi \| Breed 011101110110000101110011011000010110001001101001

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12th July 2002, 06:55	#2
frisbeemonkey Major Dude Join Date: Jun 2002 Posts: 851	Try adding sysregion="1" inside the vis tag? ~Frisbeemonkey

12th July 2002, 11:16	#3
Jeepsta Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 6	That is one of the things that I have tried and it does show up but it sits on a black background for some reason.

12th July 2002, 17:11	#4
AndrewMackowski Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 92	well, I'm not surprised about the black background thing, because stuff like Vis is very different from ordinary layers, and is much more complicated. So, you might want to try putting layers between the vis bars (where it's black), and setting the sysregion="-2"