I had tried to do this to make a floating window with a translucent boarder
and text boxes that were opaque by having no blend on the text boxes and
buttons and a blend on the stack It did not work. All of the objects were
translucent as well. Is seems in Live Code that the Stack blend adds to
Hi Martin
Thanks. Scott pointed me to his example stack. He didn't also mention the
article he wrote. I thought I read all those.
On Sun, Dec 26, 2010 at 11:32 AM, Martin Koob mk...@rogers.com wrote:
I had tried to do this to make a floating window with a translucent boarder
and text boxes
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We can do something like the following to get around the limitation of
making an entire stack transparent (in order to have the fields and images
on the stack be darker than the transparent stack image behind).*
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on doRectCapture
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*get* the rect of this stack
*hide* this stack
Recently, william humphrey wrote:
But the problem with this is that you can't move this stack around without
immediately revealing that the transparent rect image is static. Is there
some way (without keep getting a new rect to put in the background as that
is too jerky) to make a stack and
In theory this should be doable as the system allows for it (I have an
external for Windows that does it) but cannot get it to work correctly
on Mac OS X
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